Hi,all.
Sorry for my english.
Please help me to clarify the using of the such ASN1 structure in
RDNSequence and in SubjectDirectoryAttributes.
Why do they have different ASN1 structure, if they play the same role but in
different contexts.
For what reason there is SET OF? OpenSSL always used
Dear SSLites,
Please observe the following operations.
I do the following:-
key1 = RSA_generate_key(n, e1, NULL, NULL);
num = RSA_private_encrypt(plen, ptext_ex, ctext, key1, RSA_PKCS1_PADDING);
RSA_public_decrypt(num, ctext, ptext, key1, RSA_PKCS1_PADDING);
Average encryption time is = 5463361
Vishwas wrote:
Dear SSLites,
Please observe the following operations.
I do the following:-
key1 = RSA_generate_key(n, e1, NULL, NULL);
num = RSA_private_encrypt(plen, ptext_ex, ctext, key1, RSA_PKCS1_PADDING);
RSA_public_decrypt(num, ctext, ptext, key1, RSA_PKCS1_PADDING);
Average encryption time
On Thu, Mar 03, 2005, Peter wrote:
Thanks,
So BIO_new_socket would create a BIO around the socket of my choosing
which would be more portable than doing BIO_set_fd afterwards? But
then the current code uses BIO_new_ssl_connect to create the bio in the
first place. I assume I would
On Thu, Mar 03, 2005, Zerg wrote:
Hi,all.
Sorry for my english.
Please help me to clarify the using of the such ASN1 structure in
RDNSequence and in SubjectDirectoryAttributes.
Why do they have different ASN1 structure, if they play the same role but in
different contexts.
For what
Hi All,
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Hi.
We have such ASN structre...
I am doing PRIVATEKEY_new(). Is the memory allocated for all the member of
this structure?
The same question to PRIVATEKEY_free().
And what I have to write in callback in case of using ASN1_SEQUENCE_cb to
allocate all nedeed memory for this structure at once.
Hi.
We have such ASN structre...
I am doing PRIVATEKEY_new(). Is the memory allocated for all the member of
this structure?
The same question to PRIVATEKEY_free().
And what I have to write in callback in case of using ASN1_SEQUENCE_cb to
allocate all nedeed memory for this structure at once.
Damnit, stop send everything twice and stop reply with a new topic to old mails.
Damn.
// Dunceor
On Thu, 3 Mar 2005 15:09:11 +0200, Zerg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.
We have such ASN structre...
I am doing PRIVATEKEY_new(). Is the memory allocated for all the member of
this structure?
On Thu, Mar 03, 2005, Zerg wrote:
Hi.
We have such ASN structre...
I am doing PRIVATEKEY_new(). Is the memory allocated for all the member of
this structure?
The same question to PRIVATEKEY_free().
And what I have to write in callback in case of using ASN1_SEQUENCE_cb to
allocate all
Title: cant start httpd with ssl
I have reinstalled apache a few times with openssl. I can start httpd with ssl but cant access the page. I am attaching my ssl.conf. I am new to unix, apache and ssl and any help would be appreciated. ssl.conf
Spencer Plantier
System Network Administrator
Maybe you should also attach the httpd.conf. Also, as I recall, you have to start up apache with a special flag to get the ssl working.
On Mar 3, 2005, at 10:18 AM, Plantier, Spencer wrote:
I have reinstalled apache a few times with openssl. I can start httpd with ssl but cant access the page.
Here is my httpd. conf
Thanks,
Spencer
From:
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Sent: Thursday, March 03, 2005
10:45 AM
To: openssl-users@openssl.org
Subject: Re: cant start httpd with
ssl
Maybe you should also attach the httpd.conf.
Alright, I remember monkeying around with this a lot before it worked. You should definitely thoroughly read the apache docs and read through the ssl.conf files that come with the install. You need to compile apache with SSL, and assuming thats done, you need to start it with -D SSL. As far as
Title: Does anybody know where certs are installed on Windows?
Is there a Win32 API or something that can tell me where certs get installed on Windows?
Thanks,
Ed
On Thu, Mar 03, 2005, Edward Chan wrote:
Is there a Win32 API or something that can tell me where certs get installed
on Windows?
They are installed in the registry. The precise location isn't officially
documented. It is possible to search and access them using CryptoAPI. The
relevant
Dear SSLites,
Please take a look at my code. It is meant for calculating square
of a big number. To test the things I started by providing integers on
command line and tried to obtain the values back in integer. But could
not get success. Can you figure out my mistake?
#includeopenssl/bn.h
Title: Questions about digital signatures
Below is code that I got from the Network Security with OpenSSL book to sign a piece of data using a certificate generated and signed by a CA I created (error checking left out). It seems to work. But I'm curious about what sort of information goes
Hi,
I have a requirement to
change CipherSpec periodically from between
server and client. Is this
same as doing re-negotiate? If so, can anyone tell
me how to do it? I am
struggling with OpenSSL renegotiate for the past two weeks.
Data flows between Server
and Client (possibly at the same
Hi
I always buuild my test httpd-2.0.x as follow:
[] CFLAGS=-DSSL_EXPERIMENTAL -DSSL_ENGINE ./configure \
--prefix=/path_to_apache_install \
--enable-ssl=shared \
--with-ssl=/path_to_openssl \
After i just get a certificate and a private key for my http 2.0 from an
Edward Chan wrote:
Below is code that I got from the Network Security with OpenSSL book
to sign a piece of data using a certificate generated and signed by a CA
I created (error checking left out). It seems to work. But I'm curious
about what sort of information goes into the resulting
Edward Chan wrote:
Is there a Win32 API or something that can tell me where certs get
installed on Windows?
Thanks,
Ed
I don't know the API (though I'd bet there is one), but you can use the
Certificate Manager snapin for the MMC to check and import certificates.
Start MMC, Click
On Thu, Mar 03, 2005, Vishwas wrote:
Dear SSLites,
Please take a look at my code. It is meant for calculating square
of a big number. To test the things I started by providing integers on
command line and tried to obtain the values back in integer. But could
not get success. Can you
Title: Questions about cert verification
I've been trying to follow the examples in Network Security with OpenSSL. But I just don't get it. I know, I'm an idiot. Can somebody point me in the right direction with the appropriate API's to use for doing the following:
I have a digital signature
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