Hello,
it seems that there are some incompatibilities out there. For some hosts
establishing a SSL connection fails, when using openssl, but it succeeds when
using a browser. This in one example:
F:\openssl>openssl.exe s_client -connect bshop.esprit.com:443
Loading 'screen' into random state - do
Hi Johan,
If you are using openssl s_client option to connect to
website and get contents try using -crlf option at the end .This option
converts LF to CRLF which is needed by some sites.
Regd's
Ritesh
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Hello,
>
> Would somebody have an updated description for the flags
> [-keyex|-keysig] of the pkcs12 command?
>
> The man page is rather outdated and maybe even wrong.
>
> QUOTE
> specifies that the private key is to be used for key exchange or just
> signing. This option is only interpreted
Kyle,
Thanks for your long and detailed response.
> OpenSSL can protect its internal state by employing locks on the
> things that are interface-opaque. It cannot protect its transparent
> state, especially as things other than OpenSSL that "just happen to
> know how the interface works" may no
Hello,
Would somebody have
an updated description for the flags [-keyex|-keysig] of the
pkcs12 command?
The man page is
rather outdated and maybe even wrong.
QUOTEspecifies that the private key is to be used for
key exchange or just signing. This option is only interpreted by MSIE and
Hi,
implementing http over sl would mean implementing https, a separate
thing. HTTP Basic and Digest authentications are part of HTTP itself.
Btw, they are not meant to be very secure, but could be used for
privact reasons.
Aarno
On 16 Oct 2006, at 07:20, bhanu_rao wrote:
Hi all,
I wa
