Mark Corner wrote:
> 
> Ok, thanks.  Good idea.  I got it to run on my win2k machine, but it has the
> same problem.  I will keep wacking at it.  I think it has to do with all the
> endian conversions, but it is hard to tell with no source :(
> 

Well you could try importing a PKCS#12 file into MSIE and using that
private key to check the encrypt/decrypt worked. You could then also
export the key to a PRIVATEKEYBLOB and check the results against what
your code does.

> FYI, I found two things: in wincrypt.h you have to comment out an ifdef at
> the beginning referring to your NT version.  Also, the X86 emulation mode
> for the CE devices does not seem to include CAPI.  You have to go to the
> device to use it.
> 
> Is your code for PRIVATEKEYBLOBS available?  I see a binary on your page,
> but no source for the PVK util.
> 

Its in the 'steve-play' area on dev.openssl.org, the pvk source. I'm not
sure if you can get there from a link, you may have to use cvs.

If you can't get it then I'll send you a copy when I'm on a faster link.

Steve.
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