James Johnson schrieb:
I have written a SSL client for the VM/CMS web browser Charlotte.
I would like to turn on 128 bit encryption when the servers certificate
eneables it. I am unable to find any documentation about the structure
of such a certificate.
Can someone point me to it? Or to
On Wed, 10 Nov 1999 21:25:05 +0100, "Rene G. Eberhard" wrote:
On Sun, 07 Nov 1999 12:10:35 +0100, "Rene G. Eberhard" wrote:
Cewl Mail.
Can you please describe your problem a bit more detailed =)?
BTW: It is not allowed to have more than one CN.
It is - see X.500 et al - but do
Hi,
I am using OpenSSL 0.9.4 on Linux.
I would like to use the DH_RSA and DH_DSS ciphers (non-ephemeral) with
the apps/openssl program. They are not listed with "ciphers ALL" so I
guess I have to recompile OpenSSL with some defines or something. Any
pointers?
BTW, I also noticed that the 1024
Chris.Ridd The reason I have to cover what's in drafts is because most of what's
out there
Chris.Ridd is implemented from drafts rather than final standards (leading to
problems
Chris.Ridd
Chris.Ridd You're right; this is something I've noticed PKI vendors (in
Chris.Ridd particular) do a
Hi, I am in the research phase looking to open an e-commerce site. I have
been reading about SSL and it seems that all SSL software is for LYNX or
UNIX servers. Is there not any free SSL software for Win NT Web Servers? or
any development tools to develop under Win NT. Please Advise...
Dear all,
This report is just for fun because the original idea was to integrate iksd
(Internet Kermit Service Daemon) but it seams that US laws does not allow us
to transmit the header (just a header?) making the bridge between Kermit and
OpenSsl libraries.
Here is a bug report: the rebuild of
On Thu, 11 Nov 1999 09:04:33 +0100 Holger Reif said:
Best reference I know of is the file README.GlobalID of
the mod_ssl distribution (www.mod_ssl.org)
Thanks. That is just what I was looking for.
The correct address is www.modssl.org
James Johnson Email: [EMAIL
www.opensa.de might help you
Andy Roberts schrieb:
Hi, I am in the research phase looking to open an e-commerce site. I have
been reading about SSL and it seems that all SSL software is for LYNX or
UNIX servers. Is there not any free SSL software for Win NT Web Servers? or
any
hi there,
I am attempting to write an application which can be built using
either openSSL or SSLeay (latest releases) and I would like to
take advantage of session caching. From the (limited ;-)) online
docs it seems that for this to work, using openSSL, I need to
call
On Thu, Nov 11, 1999 at 03:36:01PM +, Geoff Thorpe wrote:
[...]
So, if SSL_CTX_set_session_id_context doesn't exist then that's probably
because it hadn't been introduced at that point and isn't needed. I belive
this issue only applies to session caches you implement yourself via
Another place is www.microsoft.com ... search on SGC.
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Subject: Re: Enable 128 bit ciphers via server certificate
James Johnson
I wrote some test code some months ago which checked if a given server
certificate was SGC enabled.
If I remember right you have to get the X509 extension object from the
certificate and then loop over the stack
of extensions and check for certain (Netscape/Microsoft SGC) NIDs.
Patrik
James
Check the site at www.openssl.org. The patches in openssl-cvs are the
output of the cvs stuff.
The easiest way to get the latest development version is to either
download the nightly snapshots or pull the very latest stuff via cvs
or the various other techniques described.
Steve.
--
Dr Stephen
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