On 2021-03-01 17:28, Viktor Dukhovni wrote:
On Mon, Mar 01, 2021 at 09:21:29PM +0530, Archana wrote:
I am new to SSL programming. On our SSL Server implementation, we are
trying to enforce Mutual Authentication. Is it Mandatory to provide a user
defined Callback using SSL_ctx_setverify
On Mon, Mar 01, 2021 at 09:21:29PM +0530, Archana wrote:
> I am new to SSL programming. On our SSL Server implementation, we are
> trying to enforce Mutual Authentication. Is it Mandatory to provide a user
> defined Callback using SSL_ctx_setverify()
No callback is required (
I am new to SSL programming. On our SSL Server implementation, we are
trying to enforce Mutual Authentication. Is it Mandatory to provide a user
defined Callback using SSL_ctx_setverify()
If yes, Is it expected to do the IP or hostname validation?
Bonjour All Users,
My setup has a ROOT CA and 3 level of Sub CA's. I have generated apache web
server and client certificates from every the ROOT and Sub CA's.
I have configured my APACHE web server for client certificate (mutual)
authentication. I have generated the apache web server
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authentication. I have generated the apache web server certificate and
client certificates from the ROOT CA with proper extensions. In case of Root
CA, it works well. Mutual authentication works fine.
In case of Sub CA, the apache web server certifictae and client certificates
are generated by SubCA
We are running into an issue with an application that is written in PERL
using SOAP:Lite and OpenSSL on Suse where a SOAP request is sent to a
server that requires mutual authentication. On the server side, the
server is throwing a message indicating that it is having a problem with
base64
wrote:
We are running into an issue with an application that is written in PERL
using SOAP:Lite and OpenSSL on Suse where a SOAP request is sent to a server
that requires mutual authentication. On the server side, the server is
throwing a message indicating that it is having a problem with base64
Hello,
I would like to use mutual authentication : authenticate the server and the
user.
I created a CA, a server and a client certificate signed by this CA.
I installed the CA certificate on my IE. I tested a connection to my server and
the server authentication seems to be good.
I installed
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All those certificates are valid, and are in pem and x509 format.
When I add SSLVerifyClient require in httpd.conf, a window Client
Authentication appear but I can not select any certificate!!
1- It is important I can't install the user certificate in Personal tab ?
2-
Thank you for your answer.
But I used the following command :
# openssl pkcs12 -export -in usercert.pem -inkey userkey.pem -out cert.p12
Then I try to install it on my workstation (WinNT) and get a window telling:
Invalid Public Key Security Object File
This is an invalid Personal Information
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