I have an IIS (.NET 2.0) server from which I generated a certificate request
using the
standard wizard. I am now trying to use OpenSSL to generate a certificate
from that
certificate request. I tried just generating another certificate but IIS
caught the
mismatch and will not install the cer
Hello everybody,
I have a problem that I consider unusual and hope you can help me with it.
I must execute some EDI files transmissions with a customer and these files
must go encrypted.
So, Ive generated a CSR file (with the .KEY using a password and all the
other stuff) in my machine
Hi, all!
How can i do handshake before using BIO pairs for encrypt/decrypt, if as
transport i use Winsock(WSASend and WSARecv)?
some example
this is send function:
DWORD CSSLTLSLayer::Send(IN OVERLAPPED *pOverlapped,
IN WSABUF *pBuffer,
I have to admit, I am not very familiar with the openssl commands. The one
question I have is exactly what are the contents of original.txt after
running the commands you list? Does it contain exactly the contents of the
first part of the multipart/signed?
javierm wrote:
>
> Thanks for the wait:
The mechanism for calculating the MIC for an AS2 message is exactly the same
as that for an AS1 message. The two protocols are practically identical
except that the outermost contents of AS1 messages are frequently encoded
(base64 , quoted-printable, etc) so that they may be transported safely
ov
Does anyone have a technical reference on the use of special generator
value 2 in DH keys?
Steven Pauly
Pitney Bowes GMS
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Your logic is correct, in Thunderbird, you have the preferences|advanced and
this shows you a set of tabs, the last one of which is "Certificates". Press
View Certificates Button and you get another dialog with 4 tabs
1.- the first tab (your certificates) is for the pk12 ones
2.- other people's c
Hi:
After I decrypt and then verify, the original content is the set of 2 blue
lines below and without at the end of the second blue
line.
Content-Type: multipart/signed; micalg=sha1;
protocol="application/pkcs7-signature";
boundary="=_Part_49479_882783390.1213441157558"
Hello,
i have working nnrpd with SSL configuration. I am using my custom generated
SSL certificate signed with my own Certification Authority. Each time i am
accessing news in Windows Mail client i am getting message , that
certificate is not trusted and cannot be verified.
I want to get rid off t
jkoehring wrote:
>
> I have to admit, I am not very familiar with the openssl commands. The one
> question I have is exactly what are the contents of original.txt after
> running the commands you list? Does it contain exactly the contents of the
> first part of the multipart/signed?
>
> javier
Hi and thanks again:
Completely clear. I found some weird content in the original message which
is only a XML in 2 lines. It's not a multipart (not a multipart inside
another multipart, but only an XML in UTF-8, which is then signed and
finally encrypted, then sent).
The weird content to which
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