At the prompt, I did the following command:
# sh sign.sh server.csr
: command not foundline: 6:
'usr/sbin/sign.sh: sign.sh: line 15: syntax error near
unexpected token `in
'usr/sbin/sign.sh: sign.sh: line 15: `case $CSR
in
Now, what I don't understand is that I used the syntax
as
Hallo,
I have a question regarding SSLCACertificateFile from
the SSL-Apache in http.conf File. I have a server certificate which is
issued by our Sub CA. My Question which Certificate must I use the Root CA or
the Sub CA Certificate. The Root CA Certificate is issued by DFN-PCA in
R. Markham wrote:
Hallo,
I have a question regarding SSLCACertificateFile from the SSL-Apache
in http.conf File. I have a server certificate which is issued by our
Sub CA. My Question which Certificate must I use the Root CA or the
Sub CA Certificate. The Root CA Certificate is issued by
Hi Ted,
I am rather confused which of the Variable to use. It seems to me they are
equal.
SSLCACertificateFile and SSLCertificateChainFile
Have any idea.
Regards
Richard Markham
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On Tue, Jan 11, 2005, Servie Platon wrote:
Hello Dr. Henson,
And thank you again for this advice.
--- Dr. Stephen Henson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I suggest you ignore that script: and use the CA.pl
script and the appropriate
documentation instead.
As suggested by you, I used the
Hello Mr. Ringaby,
Thanks for the reply.
My guess is that the script code somehow got messed
up when
you copied it from the site, or maybe the script for
some
reason contains hidden characters.
I think you are right Sir because I copied the script
from the site on a windows machine and
Hello!
I found out that openssl smime puts
micalg: sha1
either message is hashed with sha1 or any other algorithm. It is hardcoded
into current snapshot (20050112) of 0.9.8 version
(crypto/pkcs7/pk7_mime.c).
RFC 2633 (http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2633.txt) says:
___
The micalg
On Wed, Jan 12, 2005, Dmitry Belyavsky wrote:
Hello!
I found out that openssl smime puts
micalg: sha1
either message is hashed with sha1 or any other algorithm. It is hardcoded
into current snapshot (20050112) of 0.9.8 version
(crypto/pkcs7/pk7_mime.c).
RFC 2633 (http://www.ietf.org
Hi,
I have a p12 file in which the private key is password protected. I want to
remove the private key password.
Is there any option in openssl to change/remove the p12's private key
password ?
Thanks
__
OpenSSL Project
Hi Jeffrey,
Thanks for your response.
So, is it a standard that the SSL enabled 'server app send the certificate
chain, or just something that the app 'should' do?
How can I test what certificates the server is actually sending back? I
know that uw-imapd doesn't send the whole chain, and that
At 05:17 PM 1/11/2005 +0100, Erlend writeth:
Hi
Would like to see a COM/ActiveX interface to OpenSSL, so I can use it from
vb (and possibly other languages too)
Best regard
Erlend S. E.
Hello Erlend,
I agree that this would be a really nice feature for VB users - not having
to manually load
On Wed, Jan 12, 2005, Jason Keltz wrote:
Hi Jeffrey,
Thanks for your response.
So, is it a standard that the SSL enabled 'server app send the certificate
chain, or just something that the app 'should' do?
Its part of the standard. OpenSSL doesn't currently enforce this but it may do
at
On Wed, Jan 12, 2005, Jaleel P.A wrote:
Hi,
I have a p12 file in which the private key is password protected. I want to
remove the private key password.
Is there any option in openssl to change/remove the p12's private key
password ?
Currently you have to parse and recreate the
The first thing is to make the dll's it stdcall friendly. :-)
(at least that the state of the art 3 years ago?)
Once upon a time I converted the ddls to be directly usable
by VB. The main problems are decribed below. I have not ported
the changes beyond 0.9.6a, maybe I should retry. A boaring
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I am creating an e-commerce site and would like ssl certificates.Michael Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Can I install this on a hosted site? How does this ensure protection for my costomers? Besides the cost, is there a difference between these SSL certs and ones from Versign or another company?
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Usually I lurk but I can offer some suggestions.
1) it will depend on the hosting company
2) certs are the same. The issue is that windows knows about certs from
companies like verisign and does know know about anything you generate yourself
- however technically they are the same.
3)
Would openssl be a good choice for creating my own certs? The host for my service is not on a intranet. It is a seperate entity such as godaddy.com. Is it still possible?[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Usually I lurk but I can offer some suggestions.1) it will depend on the hosting company2) certs are
Have look at this http://www.schneier.com/paper-pki-ft.txt
and some other papers on the that site. I run my own CA because I
neither trust nor can I afford Verisign. There's no technical difference
in the certs.
best regards,
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