Hi, you can simply change the openssl's configurations in order to use sha256 instead of sha1. The simplest way is to do a blind substitution:
$ cd OPENCA/etc/openssl/openssl/
$ for i in *.template ; do cp "$i" "$i.bak" ; \
cat "$i.bak" | sed "s|sha1|sha256|" > $i; done
and, of course, you have to change the main config file as well, which
is OPENCA/etc/openssl/openssl.cnf.template. Now restart openca.
Later,
Max
Yildirim Zaynal wrote:
Hello OpenCA users, I am new to the mailing list, I have studied the faqs and manuals of the OpenCA and according to the manual i can choose from crypt, sha-1 or MD5 digests for the internal database. I am interested in the SHA-256.. Is this not supported yet by the current OpenCA application? If not i am forced to use SHA-1.
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