It's impossible to make an interoperable, signed S/MIME message with OpenSSL at the moment due to a dumb bug in the OpenSSL implementation. Go figure, no one actually seems to USE the OpenSSL S/MIME stuff (perhaps not just because of the bugs... lack of v3 support is an issue for me).
John On Wed, Jul 24, 2002 at 04:44:49PM +0900, Maya wrote: > Hello! > > I used SMIME command tool to create some SMIME messages. > > I can create signed, encrypted message and to verify and decrypt them with my >functions. > > Now I want to make this messages fully compliant with existing mail clients: > 1. My functions to can verify and decrypt message created by other mail clients. > 2. Messages created by my functions to can be verifed and decripted from other mail >clients (e.g Outlook Express). > > > When I create signed or encrypted message, I get as input param SMTP header + MIME >message. > Do I have to signed and encrypt both (SMTP header + MIME message) or just the second >part? > What should be the SMTP header of the Signed or(and) Encrypted message? > > I'll be very happy If someone can help me? > > Thanks > Maya ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org Development Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
