If I understand right. You very to check the cert via the Windows store. OK.
This is what I did in fe-secure.c in Postgresql libpq client library
conn->peer holds the server cert.
I used MS Visual Studio 7.0,
wincrypt.h is required for the API.
CA cert is installed in the windows stores
This cod
Take a look at FAQ www.modssl.org
Basically speaking, in order to provide both regular HTTP and HTTPS you must
run two virtual servers in your apache that listen different ports 80 and 443
respectively,
so, I do not see other way, that setup a redirect (url rewrite) from the HTTP
location to
ca.crt and ca-bundle.crt contain the CA certs i.e. certs that were
used to sign and verify the other certs. The certs of Verising, Twahte etc.
You need them in case the client of you server authenticates himself with some
cert,
so you can verify his cert with those among CA certs.
You must have c
I did the similar thing, using Indy9.0 components, that are available for
C++ Builder and Delphi and they are capable of using openssl.
There are "connection intercepts" available.
Or you could use the stunnel as proxy if you like,
i heard it has win32 port available.
Also I implemented cert veri
