Re: where to find the ca.txt file

ok ,I'll try that . thank you very much. Your server certificate isn't getting verified against the client's trust > store(myca.pem). This could be the case where the CA that signed the server > cert isn't present in the client's trust store. You can use Openssl's verify > command to check why th

Re: where to find the ca.txt file

hi: Actually I got some error when connect ssl server by this way . I've created a self-signed certificate # openssl s_client -ssl3 -connect 127.0.0.1: -verify 10 -showcerts -cert /home/myCA/certs/client.pem -key /home/myCA/private/client.pem -CAfile /home/myCA/certs/myca.pem -msg -debug >

where to find the ca.txt file

hi: at the official HOWTO's column ,said there is an doc/HOWTO/. ca.txt ,but I can find that fille neither the website nor the source code does any one know where to find it thanks """ 4. Creating a self-signed test certificate If you don't want to deal with another certificate authority, or ju

verify error:num=18:self signed certificate--how to make a self singed ,dynamicly generate certificate to be trusted

hi all , I created a certificate dynamicly in this way (python-twisted ) dn = ssl.DistinguishedName(commonName="test dn") dn.inspect() # add by myself keypair = ssl.KeyPair.generate() req = keypair.certificateRequest(dn) def verify(dn): return True serialno = 1110 isuser= ssl.Distingui