im not sure i understand
is your question wheter this or that browser is interpretating your
webpage as a secure or "unsecure" page ? if so it probably could be a
number of things [like mixed content on the page]
./allan
David Gianndrea wrote:
Ok, this is a strange one. I have created an ssl ce
what is the output of this command:
$ openssl version
./allan
Andrew M wrote:
hi,
I have just downloaded openssl ver 0.9.7e (OS X) and tried to initiate
the command to sign a cert:
openssl ca -config openssl.cnf -in unit-tests -server.csr -out
unit-tests-server.pem
On further investigation I
hello
beeing new to openssl (as well as ssl) here's a couple of naive questions.
i have a (perl)script in which i need to log on into a digital signature
protected website. the script can do it with a pkcs12 certificate, but
now i wish to do it with my default certificate which was installed
direct
