Can anybody help me in steps in creating a certificate with the cipher RSA_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA..
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It depends upon how secure you need to be and your threat model. Likely,
128 bytes is more than enough. If security is not critical and you're just
experimenting, switching to '/dev/urandom' should be fine.
Yes i have done this..
If you have control over the systems your
Hi,
char[] key = abcde;
EVP_Encrypt_init(...,key,..)
key = cdefg
Will I have to recall EVP_Encrypt_Init?
Thanks,
Felix
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I still cant install my mod_ssl ..
IF anyone exists to install MOD_SSL on windows2003 server , plz let me know
how it will be done ...
I think there should be a shell $ to install mod_ssl on win2003 server ..
Plz help me find that shell .. or other solution for this problem
thanks
Can anybody help me in steps in creating a certificate
with the cipher RSA_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA
hi,
You can find documentation about certificate creation
in the following link..
http://www.openssl.org/docs/HOWTO/certificates.txt
hope this helps,
Samy
Hi,
I've got a certificate request with the the subjectname
cn=database,cn=OracleContext,dc=st-andrews,dc=ac,dc=uk
I've signed one of these previously with openssl after adding
domainComponent= optional
to the openssl.cnf file under policy_anything.
However, since installing a new
On Wed, Jan 18, 2006, Duncan Brannen wrote:
Hi,
I've got a certificate request with the the subjectname
cn=database,cn=OracleContext,dc=st-andrews,dc=ac,dc=uk
I've signed one of these previously with openssl after adding
domainComponent= optional
to the openssl.cnf file
On Tue, Jan 17, 2006, am0ykam0te (sent by Nabble.com) wrote:
Can anybody help me in steps in creating a certificate with the cipher
RSA_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA..
No because your question doesn't make sense. That algorithm is an SSL/TLS
cipher which doesn't have much to do with certificates. The
Dr. Stephen Henson wrote:
On Wed, Jan 18, 2006, Duncan Brannen wrote:
Hi,
I've got a certificate request with the the subjectname
cn=database,cn=OracleContext,dc=st-andrews,dc=ac,dc=uk
I've signed one of these previously with openssl after adding
domainComponent= optional
to the
It seems the old CA.pl file used -preserveDN when signing a certificate,
adding
this created a certificate with the correct subject whether name_opt and
cert_opt
are commented out or not
# openssl x509 -subject -in test.name_opt.preserveDN.crt -noout
subject=
Dr. Stephen Henson wrote:
On Tue, Jan 17, 2006, Daniel Garca Franco wrote:
I would like to use other CRL Revoke Reason as superseded,
unspecified, etc... with the
CRL Entry Extension InvalidityDate, not that the use of CRL Entry
Extension InvelidityDate
force to set the CRL Revoke
Hi everybody,
we have a new platform - Macs with Intel processors.
Is there a chance to build a static library (i386 code) for linking in Xcode
2.2? A static library with ppc code has been done already. I'd like to end
up with a Universal Binary of my code.
Thanks a lot for any ideas!
hi all..
'CA.pl -newreq'
puts the 'private key' and the 'request' in the same file. Is there a way
to put seperately?
During a discussion a week bac, Steve
mentioned that new CA.pl script will put the private key seperately. my
version is 0.9.7g. do i need to update?
Thanks in advance,
Samy
Jörg Eyring wrote:
Hi everybody,
we have a new platform - Macs with Intel processors.
Is there a chance to build a static library (i386 code) for linking in Xcode
2.2? A static library with ppc code has been done already. I'd like to end
up with a Universal Binary of my code.
For fun;
Hi William,
thanks for your hint.
I'd give it a try, but I must admit that I'm neither a Configure- nor a
Perl-Guru :'(
A short description where to change the appropriate setting(s) would be
helpful.
Maybe someone has already done it?
Jörg
Hi everybody,
we have a new platform - Macs
i see.. we just updated our current OpenSSL and added this cipher and whenever we try to establish a connection it keeps on using other ciphers.. how can i test this cipher?
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On Wed, Jan 18, 2006, am0ykam0te (sent by Nabble.com) wrote:
i see.. we just updated our current OpenSSL and added this cipher and
whenever we try to establish a connection it keeps on using other ciphers..
how can i test this cipher?
Well one way is to set the server cipher list so it
On Thu, Jan 19, 2006, Ray wrote:
So my enhancment request is to find a way that the command
perl CA.pl -newca
uses the section [ v3_ca ] automatically.
Sorry about that. It is a bug that is fixed in the latest snapshots but not yet
in an official release.
Steve.
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