changes since 0.9.6d
breaking it,
but you might be better of recompiling the applications.
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Hello,
it seems like you are using the wrong compiler flags. Try adding -Ae +z
to your CFLAGS for the HP Ansi C-Compiler. Note that the standard compiler
that ships with the OS can not be used! If you do not have the HP Ansi CC
use gcc and replace the flags mentioned above by -fPIC.
Best
Can you check if the IE5 installation is High Crypto? If not
this might be the problem. Try generating a cert with 512 Bit
in IE6 or upgrade IE5 to High Crypto version if this is the
cause.
Best regards,
Reiner.
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The picture shows that you have the High Crypto pack installed (The 128bit
encryption statement in the about box). So my assumptions are wrong and I
have no idea at the moment what else could cause your problem, sorry. :-(
Best regards,
Reiner.
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But that would make *regular* replies a pain in the ass for list
members.
The amount of such accidents like this one or the vacation mail
disaster that seems to hit this list every few weeks is much more
than on any other high-volume list that I know. I think the
The modssl manual describes in the "how-to" chapter at
http://www.modssl.org/doc/2.8/ssl_howto.html how to set up
apache with client certs. For CRL checking you might have
to dig a little deeper in the modssl docs...
Best Regards,
Reiner.
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Hi,
first check if your existing cert is allowed to act as a CA cert. Print
the
cert details with "openssl x509 -text -in your cert.pem". If your
cert is
not yet in PEM format, add "-inform DER" to the above. In the resulting
output
check for lines like these:
X509v3
extensions:
X509v3
Hello,
All you need is to modify the openssl.cnf and insert
a line like this in the Certificate Extensions section
crlDistributionPoints=URI:http://www.my.com/my.crl,URI:http://www.
oth.com/my.crl
See doc/openssl.txt in the distribution source tree for more
information.
Is a http URL
I would like to convert my der certificate(private key) into PEM
format.
openssl x509 -in cert.der -inform DER -out cert.pem
Best Regards,
Reiner.
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PEM format is default for input and output. Since your IE export
file
seems to be binary (DER) you should try "-inform
DER".
Best Regards,
Reiner.
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ds,
Reiner.
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Can you export the key pair in any way?
Best Regards,
Reiner.
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Subject: Converting IIS4 to SSL NET format
is there
I could provide a swinstall version if people are interrested, but I
do not have a ftp site to make it available.
Best Regards,
Reiner.
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not be able to re-use the cert.
Best Regards,
Reiner.
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Could it be a problem with file and directory rights or path settings?
Try using full path for openssl and the input and output files.
Best regards,
Reiner.
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Hi,
I had no problems using LWP::UserAgent and Crypt::SSLeay for HTTPS-Post.
You just have to apply a small patch to LWP if you have to use a proxy
for your https connection but then everything works fine. The only thing
I did not (yet) get to work is SSL with client authentication using
client
of a MIME multipart/x-mixed-replace server push sequence but the
browser seems to ignore the application/x-x509-user-cert content when
wrapped in a multipart/x-mixed-replace structure. Is there another way
to do this?
Regards,
Reiner Buehl
to use it? Is this possible with perl and Net::SSLeay
(or another perl module) and if so could somebody point me to some
sample code for this particular case?
Regards, Reiner.
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