Hi Samuel, just a remember that SHA1 is going to be dismiss in 2010 (FIPS), therefore my choice of upgrading the default HASH protocol is dictated by the fact that the sooner we adopt it, the easier will be when we will have to use it.. so, please, consider to plan the transition to the new algorithm in time :D Especially for CA certs this might be a serious issue.
Later, Max Samuel Rios Carvalho wrote:
Scott, You are correct. I'm using Windows XP SP2, and my root certificate was creating in SHA256, then I change openssl.conf to SHA1. Work perfect. thanks
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