Chris Covell wrote:
Can anyone please tell me the command line that is generated by OpenCA to sign a certificate. I am not a programmer and so don't feel confident enough to wade through the sources.Before you issue the cert go to the script ca in cgi-bin/ca/ and add $cryptoShell->{DEBUG} = 1; after $cryptoShell was initialized.
The reason I am after this line is that I am having an application written to export pfx files to a different format as required by another application. This process involves taking the pieces of the PFX (i.e. private key, certificate etc) and rebuilding them in the new format. My goal is to generate certificates with OpenCA and exoprt them to this new format.So you have an application which transforms PKCS#12 into a proprietary format? PFX is only a synonym for PKCS#12.
I am able to use the application to export certificates generated using OpenSSL at the command line, but they fail when I use a certificate generated by openCA. Hence I would like to know the command line that OpenCA uses.These are selfsigned certificates. Search the debugging output for a line which start with "openssl ca"
openssl genrsa -out key 1024
openssl req -new -key key -x509 -days 365 -out cert
Best regards
Michael
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