Hello,
I'm working on some scripts to enable users to request certs.
For this purpose I've made a patch to the openssl req command,
which enables the scripts to extract the subject DN and hash
value (like in openssl x509 -subject -hash ...).
In case this is of any interest for the public, I'm
I think openssl requires gnu make (its much better than most makes). You
may need to download this or you may have it already under the name of
gmake.
Hope this helps,
dgym bailey
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Subject: Subject DN and hash output from openssl req
Argh! Having received my own mail from the list, I saw that the lines
On Fri, Jun 23, 2000, James Bailey wrote:
I think openssl requires gnu make (its much better than most makes). You
may need to download this or you may have it already under the name of
gmake.
OpenSSL doesn't require GNU make.
But if you want to build a library on Unix, you need "ar".
Jesus Ferreira wrote:
Dear all,
We have Apache server 1.3.6 over a Solaris 2.6 systmen, and we are
trying to install openssl and apache_1.3.6+ssl_1.39 but we have found
problems when we tried to execute the "make" command.
You have a problem with the "ar" command:
ar r
This is a patch to openssl-0.9.5a that makes sure that the
session_cache_mode is used to determine whether a session is resumed or
renegotiated. Previously clients always attempted a session resume if the
session id was non NULL.
So now SSL_CTX_new sets the cache mode to client or server
on the hash (I have now removed the leading "hash=").
So I'm sending a new patch (this time against SNAP-2623), that I
hope will be more useful.
Regards,
SSS
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