Re: pkcs12 signing

2004-11-08 Thread Ronan
ok i have an ldap client that i need to use ssl with its going to connect to an Active directory server on a win2000 box so i generated a key then a csr then signed the csr with my domains root CA now i have a certificate on a linux box and i want to install it onto the windows box do i not change

Re: pkcs12 signing

2004-11-07 Thread Dr. Stephen Henson
On Mon, Nov 01, 2004, Ronan wrote: > I have a signed root cert that i want to change into a pkcs12 format > file to be used on a windows box. from the man pages on the openssl > website it says that i need to specify the certificate and the private > key when converting to pkcs12. now im a litt

Re: pkcs12 signing

2004-11-01 Thread Sravan
it is the private-key corresponding to the root cert. the one which is generated while creating a request using the "req" command. bye Sravan Ronan wrote: I have a signed root cert that i want to change into a pkcs12 format file to be used on a windows box. from the man pages on the openssl websi

pkcs12 signing

2004-11-01 Thread Ronan
I have a signed root cert that i want to change into a pkcs12 format file to be used on a windows box. from the man pages on the openssl website it says that i need to specify the certificate and the private key when converting to pkcs12. now im a little confused about this. What private key is