SSL Certificate vs Digital ID

Hi, Can any one point me Difference between Digital ID (Microsoft) SSL certificate. As I want to use OpenSSL to generate Digital ID so I can use it with PDF to encrypt. Best Regards Vipul __ OpenSSL Project

OpenSSL use into java applet

Hello: Sorry for my english. I have a native methods written in C that use openssl functions. This native methods are invoke into java applet throught JNI, but it don´t work. I think that my applet don´t find some .dll or .lib from OpenSSL, but I don´t know how do it. I use Microsoft Visual

Re: OpenSSL use into java applet

Angel Martinez Gonzalez wrote: Hello: Sorry for my english. I have a native methods written in C that use openssl functions. This native methods are invoke into java applet throught JNI, but it don´t work. I think that my applet don´t find some .dll or .lib from OpenSSL, but I don´t know how

Re: OpenSSL use into java applet

Hello: I use various jar files because I use a jar with the code of my program, and others jar files from libraries that my code use. My html code is: applet code=org.ubisec.anonymity.AppletParteI.class archive=parteI.jar,base-core.jar,base-opt.jar,pcsc-wrapper-2.0.jar,referenc e-services.jar

Re: Support of X509 Attribute Certificates

Kiefer, Sascha wrote: Do you have a sample certificate so i get the idea? No, I have not sample certificate. I need an API for BER and DER encoding/decoding of attribute certificates, verify attribute certificates, retrieve attributes, defined by RFC-3281 which will be used by access and audit

Re: Attribute certificates

Hello in the pervasive laboratory of Universidad Carlos III de Madrid we are actually developping a C++ set of classes that performs opening decodign, coding, verifying and issuing of attribute certificates. May it could be helpfull?. We are supporting actually RFC3281 attributes and

RE: Support of X509 Attribute Certificates

Which programming language do you use and waht operating system? -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Vadim Godunko Sent: Dienstag, 13. September 2005 11:59 To: openssl-users@openssl.org Subject: Re: Support of X509 Attribute

Re: OpenSSL use into java applet

Hi Angel, JNI and web-loaded Applets are incompatible, even if you sign them or jump through incredible hoops. You must use a Signed Applet to install an second signed one on the client's local hard disk, and then use that second Applet to do your JNI work. Even then loadLibrary is unreliable.

Re: Support of X509 Attribute Certificates

Kiefer, Sascha wrote: Which programming language do you use and waht operating system? Primary programming language is Ada. Primary operating system is Linux. I known, OpenSSL writted on C, I am ready to use C for implement low level functionality and when provide binding for Ada language.

Re: OpenSSL use into java applet

Hello: Well, I can use JNI and web applet when I signed this applet. I don´t have problem with JNI and web applet. The problem is when I use openssl functionsin my native code. IfI don´t use openssl it work fine. Iread some articles about the incompatibilityJNI and web-loaded applets, but

Re: Attribute certificates

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hello in the pervasive laboratory of Universidad Carlos III de Madrid we are actually developping a C++ set of classes that performs opening decodign, coding, verifying and issuing of attribute certificates. May it could be helpfull?. We are supporting actually

SSL_get_peer_certificate()

Title: Message I'm retriving server SSL cert using SSL_get_peer_certificate. How can I compare this cert with one I have stored in file (DER)? Thank you in advance, Milan

S/MIME with zlib-compression (RFC 3274)

Hi I'm looking for an implementation of S/MIME with CMS compression support (RFC 3274). I understand that OpenSSL implements S/MIME v2.0 and compression formally is an extension to S/MIME v3.1. That said, do you consider it technically feasible to try to hack it into the OpenSSL as it looks

question on ways to read encrypted stream

Hi, i have say, a file which has a tcpdump of a SSL session I am able to set the corresponding pass and SSL file names accurately. The problem starts when I need to use the session Id as present in the stream Does anyone know how I can force SSL_read to use a session Id, which in turn,

Verifying a signed message...pkcs7 question.

When I use the function: PKCS7_verify(pkcs7, chain, store, pkcs7BIO, outBIO); I get ^M in my output file (using unix). Is there a reason for this? If so is there perhaps a flag to disable it? Thanks, Victor __ OpenSSL Project

Re: Verifying a signed message...pkcs7 question.

On Tuesday September 13th 2005 Victor T. Chevalier wrote: When I use the function: PKCS7_verify(pkcs7, chain, store, pkcs7BIO, outBIO); It has an extra 'flags' argument. I get ^M in my output file (using unix). Is there a reason for this? If so is there perhaps a flag to disable it? Try

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Disabling IDEA, MDC2, and RC5 in a Windows compile

Title: Disabling IDEA, MDC2, and RC5 in a Windows compile Greetings, Can someone please tell me how to disable IDEA, MDC2,and RC5 in a Windows compile? Where should the options to disable these be set and what are they? Thanks, Gary

Reducing SSL3 Buffer Requirements

I'm using OpenSSL 0.9.8. In ssl/ssl3.h, SSL3_RT_MAX_PLAIN_LENGTH is defined as 16384, and SSL3_RT_MAX_PACKET_SIZE is defined as that value plus some overhead. In ssl/s3_both.c, the function ssl3_setup_buffers() allocates a read buffer and a write buffer based on this value. The two buffers