thanks Kapil
$openssl ca -policy policy_anything -config ./openssl.cnf -cert
certs/ca.cer -in ./requests/certreq1.txt -keyfile ./keys/ca.key
-days 360 -out ./certs/iis1.cer
After creating the certificate, i found its not SSLv3. How do i
force the above command to create a certificate SSLv3. ?
If your "openssl.cnf" is the standard configuration file that comes
with openssl then using "-extensions v3" as an additional option
should be enough.
actually there was no option v3, but using the option -extentions v3_ca
doesnt give any result. Actually my problem is using the above command
it creates a certificate by default with the cipher RC4-MD5, but i want
to force it to use use some high security ciphers like DES-CBC3-SHA or
any SSLv3. Iam still trying...
With Regards
*Rosario Arun G.....
[BTech IT]
I blog @ http://www.linuxmonk.org
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