Re: 1032 bits Modulus

At 10:09 10.05.2002 -0300, you wrote: Hi all, I have a simple question: why the modulus is showed with 1032 bits and it always has a 0 at the beginning? It does this way in OpenSSL but also on browsers. Thank you for your help. Heber. modulus: 00:e6:fa:c3:06:49:ac:95:c2:9e:bb:f6:04:dd:60:

installation

New to OpenSSL, Trying to install to use in conjunction with PostgreSQL on Mac OSX, Configure make succeed, however make test fails testing RC4. I removed all compiler optimizations rebuilt - no luck. Can anyone give me any leads? Alan Nilsson How hard can it possibly be?

Re: installation

from my experience on Mac OS X, you have to move /usr/lib/*ssl.dylib* and /usr/lib/*crypto.dylib* out of the library path (because OpenSSL seems to try to link against those objects instead of the newly created ones) Then rebuild openssl ... anyhow, that has worked for me in the past ... Just

How to sign my own cert

I have followed the directions for ssl_mod on how to do this and I go to the part of having a server.csr file and need to make it a *.crt file.I have created the ca.key and ca.crt file and don't know were to go from their. [EMAIL PROTECTED]

acknowledgement requirement

Dear SSL Humans, We would like to use your product in the development of our product. That said we would like to know what, if any, type of acknowledgement of your product we would need to place in our end user documentation or elsewhere? Please let me know via E-mail or call (805)

help on certificate verify

hi, help me, please: I want my certificate verified. I add revoked list in x509 store. I hope to verify the certificate already in the CRL, but I got ok. WHY? And How to verify a revoked certificate? rtmDo You Yahoo!? µ½ÑÅ»¢µ÷²éÖÐÐÄ·¢±íÄúµÄÒâ¼û¡£

Basic OpenSSL Client w/Pthreads

I've come up with the following BASIC OpenSSL client from the cli.cpp example and I am trying to turn it into a multi threaded application with pthreads. Each thread will open a brand new connection, it will not read off of the same connection, so it should not be any different. I've added the

help on x509.

hi, all: Does a certificate contain all the certificates on the certificate path? Forexample, a CAcertificate c1 signs a certificate c2, c2 signs c3, c3 signs c4, and c4 signs my certificate c5. Does c5 contains all the information of certificates c1,c2, c3, c4? If so, does it mean that I can

Install Help (openssl-0.9.6c)

Title: Message I am currently trying to install OpenSSL (to compliment OpenSSH) on a fresh UnixWare 2.1.3 machine. I have installed gcc and the entire ccs package, and have also added the following to my environment setting (I have not installed any other software that was not listed as

[ANNOUNCE] OpenSSL 0.9.6d beta 1 released

OpenSSL version 0.9.6d released === OpenSSL - The Open Source toolkit for SSL/TLS http://www.openssl.org/ The OpenSSL project team is pleased to announce the release of version 0.9.6d of our open source toolkit for SSL/TLS. This new OpenSSL version is

RE: client certificate disclosures

Ben - all client cert details are available to the servers that you present your certificate to. This is a dump of some of the standard details presented to the server in your client cert: Client Certificate -- SSL_CLIENT_A_KEYrsaEncryption SSL_CLIENT_A_SIG

New SSL Certificates HOWTOs

Version 0.3 of the SSL Certificates HOWTO is available on www.tldp.org Have a look and send me comments. Cheers [EMAIL PROTECTED]