Resent without smime problems, I hope.
I've googled on this problem and found a number of situations, none of
which has given me a lead to solving my problem.
On our certificate server, running Openssl v0.9.7f, I have created a
self signed CA certificate which so far has worked well.
Now I'm set
smime.p7m
Description: S/MIME encrypted message
> Subject: Re: Change password on RSA key
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> openssl rsa -in oldkey.pem -out newkey.pem -des3
Ah, thanks, Steve. -des3 I didn't see.
//James
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I've gone through the obvious places in the openssl documentation and
done a bit of googling but nothing has come to light.
Is it possible to create an RSA key pair and subsequently change the
password of the private key? I have found out how to take the password
away completely, and I've tried s
(I'm posting this here since it didn't seem to get propagated when I
placed it via Google groups. Apologies to all of you who see it twice.)
The usual value in brackets is -91, but studying those messages hasn't
helped.
I've built openldap in a Solaris 10 zone, including sasl using the
following
