Hi Oliver,
The minimal command to generate a CSR is simple:
openssl req -new
However, your problem seems related to the openssl config file. Suggest
you to start with the default config file.
Rgds.
Martin
Oliver Koenig wrote:
> Hello guys,I have a problem with my Certificate Signing reque
> Oliver Koenig schrieb:
>
> Hello guys,
> I have a problem with my Certificate Signing request. Could you please
> let me know which commands I have to execute in order to generate a
> key and a certificate signing request.
>
> I have asked thawte.com for help, but they gave me the worng
> ins
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> Hello guys,
> I have a problem with my Certificate Signing r
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Dennis
- Original Message -
From:
Oliver
Koenig
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2000 8:27
AM
Subject: Certificate Signing Request
& Key Generation
Hello guys,
I have a problem with my
Certificate Signing reque
Oliver,
My secure webservers run ApacheSSL + mod_SSL and the OpenSSL library.
I used (and you can also use) Thawte's instructions involving ssleay
(unfortunately, their site is down right now, and I can't remember
the URL of the exact page)
Use the openssl command wherever you're told to use ssl
