Artem Delendik wrote: >Quaker Fang wrote: > > >>Artem Delendik wrote: >> >> >>>Hi, community! >>> >>>I'm trying to bring up a wifi interface >>>in solaris express snv_70b. >>>Everything is installed accordingly to >>>http://opensolaris.org/os/community/laptop/wireless/wpa/ >>> >>>My config: >>>[my_essid] >>>essid="my_essid" >>>key_mgmt=WPA-EAP >>>identity="user at my_domain" >>>ca_cert=/etc/inet/WPA/root.pem >>>client_cert=/etc/inet/WPA/my.pem >>>private_key=/etc/inet/WPA/my.pem >>> >>>However, when I try to enter: >>>wificonfig connect my_essid >>> >>>it shows me: >>>wificonfig: clientcert exceeds 128 bytes. >>> >>> >>> >>If your client_cert is "/etc/inet/WPA/my.pem", it should be ok, since it >>doesn't exceed 128 characters. >> >> > >Well, now I see: >ls -l /etc/inet/WPA/my.pem >-rw------- 1 root root 5862 May 11 2007 /etc/inet/WPA/my.pem > >I think it's impossible to create a .pem certificate with < 128 bytes >length unless it'll be a very short encryption key... :-(((( > > No, the 128 bytes means the length of string "/etc/inet/WPA/my.pem", NOT the file size of my.pem. The size of my.pem (5862 bytes) is okay.
-- Quaker
