SV: Format of RSA public key ?

Hi Vadim I should have been more specific. I know it is modulus and public exponent, but what I'm looking for is some OpenSSL function to load this key into a EVP_PKEY structure. Any ideas? Thanks, Kim -Oprindelig meddelelse- Fra: Vadim Fedukovich [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sendt:

Win32 how to specify where is openssl.cnf

Hi everyone, I have a problem with CA.PL under Win32. It doesn't find my configuration file openssl.cnf. I think I tried to put it almost everywhere. I've set HOME enviroment variable but it still says : F:\OpenSSL\openssl-0.9.6c\appsca.pl -newreq Using configuration from

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Re: Code that worked now fails; expired certs? Expired signatures? Which is it?

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Re: linker problems

I'm not sure what this has to do with OpenSSL. At any rate, this is normal behaviour, the hints file is used by the run-time linker. You need to use the -L flag manually, or add it in your Makefile, or however. On Wed, May 29, 2002 at 12:52:17PM -0700, isaac flemmin wrote: | Hello, | | This

Re: SV: Format of RSA public key ?

On Thu, May 30, 2002 at 02:09:38PM +0200, Hellan,Kim KHE wrote: Hi Vadim Great! It works fine. When I got your mail I was just getting ready to test this function. This public key I have loaded, shall be used to verify a signature. I have the signature as a 128 byte binary blob. I have

What's workaround for config file problem?

I need to create self-signed certificate but I run into the problem exactly described in FAQ section: 4. Why can't I create certificate requests? What can I do about it??? Please help if you can, I am really stuck here. The docs explanation would be: The following messages are

SV: Format of RSA public key ?

Great! It works fine. When I got your mail I was just getting ready to test this function. This public key I have loaded, shall be used to verify a signature. I have the signature as a 128 byte binary blob. I have been looking at the RSA_public_decrypt() function, but I'm not quite sure

Self signed cert

I have setup a self signed cert for my linux email server. When I connect it says the cert is not valid. Did I do something wrong with the signing of the cert? Or does it have to be provided by a cert provider such as thawte to be valid? Thanks -- Darrin Powell System Administrator LSSi,

Re: Self signed cert

Darrin Powell wrote: I have setup a self signed cert for my linux email server. When I connect it says the cert is not valid. Did I do something wrong with the signing of the cert? Or does it have to be provided by a cert provider such as thawte to be valid? Hi! What do You want to do

Re: SV: Format of RSA public key ?

On Thu, May 30, 2002 at 03:35:51PM +0200, Hellan,Kim KHE wrote: ... I have been looking at the RSA_public_decrypt() function, but I'm not quite sure how it works. How can I verify a signature without specifying what was signed in the first place? Public key is normally used to recover the

CRL Retrieval?

What support will be available in future releases (0.9.7?) of OpenSSL for retrieving and caching CRL's from CRL Distribution points? What protocols will be supported? HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, LDAP? Thanks, Christopher Nebergall __

SV: Format of RSA public key ?

RSA_public_decrypt() does return 35 bytes of something that I don't know what is. Maybe a hash and some information about the hash algorithm? I don't know how to decode this returned binary blob? One should know signature details. It's hard to guess what is 35-bytes-size object. It's not SHA1 or

Re: CRL Retrieval?

What support will be available in future releases (0.9.7?) of OpenSSL for retrieving and caching CRL's from CRL Distribution points? What protocols will be supported? HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, LDAP? Um, your code? Last time I checked, 0.9.7 had limited support for CRLs. The CRLs have to be

Re: Self signed cert

On Thu, 2002-05-30 at 15:26, Darrin Powell wrote: I have setup a self signed cert for my linux email server. When I connect it says the cert is not valid. Did I do something wrong with the signing of the cert? Or does it have to be provided by a cert provider such as thawte to be valid?