Hi,

martin i still have a little doubt about how the
openssl command is wrapped with with-nfast -M, could
you give me some hints please? maybe the openssl
command is wrapped with:
/opt/nfast/bin/with-nfast openssl ca ....
am i wrong?

yes, correct. Add the -M flag to make sure that you are not prompted for Operator Cards if no keys are usable.

by other hand martin, i would like to know if you
could help me to load openssl ENGINE CHIL (ncipher)
from an application in C++. i was studying openca to
know how it got the keys stored in hsm, and you have
explained me how it happens.

what i really want to do is loading openssl engine
CHIL in my graphical application when the user has to
load privates keys stored in hsm for example to sign
certificates (my software is a CA).

You should probably read the OpenSSL and/or mod_ssl source code on how to use engines from C/C++.
Most tools in the apps/ directory support an -engine argument.

cheers

Martin



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