Convert DER format to PKC#7 format

2007-04-17 Thread Mustafa Cayci
Hi, I used Entrust/Web Connector to generate client certificate. It generated in raw DER format. Is there anyway to convert to PKC#7 format? Thanks in advance, Mustafa __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection ar

Re: Convert DER format to PKC#7 format

2007-04-17 Thread Lars Uhlmann
> I used Entrust/Web Connector to generate client > certificate. It generated in raw DER format. Is there > anyway to convert to PKC#7 format? | openssl pkcs7 [options] outfile | where options are | -inform arg input format - DER or PEM | -outform arg output format - DER or PEM | -in arg

Re: Convert DER format to PKC#7 format

2007-04-17 Thread ViSolve Security Consulting Group
Hello Mustafa, I used Entrust/Web Connector to generate client certificate. It generated in raw DER format. Is there anyway to convert to PKC#7 format? PKCS#7 is a structure which comes in two forms PEM or DER. To convert a PEM format PKCS#7 structure into a DER form issue the below command

Re: Convert DER format to PKC#7 format

2007-04-17 Thread Mustafa Cayci
Hello, I am confused. Please take a look at the attached document. It gives me two options to create the certificate and both are in PEM encoded but one is in DER and the other one is in PKCS#7 format. According to your statement, how could this be? Thanks, Mustafa --- ViSolve Security Consul

Re: Convert DER format to PKC#7 format

2007-04-17 Thread ViSolve Security Consulting Group
Hello Mustafa, I am confused. Please take a look at the attached document. It gives me two options to create the certificate and both are in PEM encoded but one is in DER and the other one is in PKCS#7 format. According to your statement, how could this be? Please make a note that the attac

Re: Convert DER format to PKC#7 format

2007-04-17 Thread Victor B. Wagner
On 2007.04.17 at 03:27:47 -0700, Mustafa Cayci wrote: > Hi, > > I used Entrust/Web Connector to generate client > certificate. It generated in raw DER format. Is there > anyway to convert to PKC#7 format? > > Thanks in advance, PKCS7 format is not a certificate format. It is format of signed/e