Hello! I am trying to create a S/MIME document that is sent as a base64 coded data element to a web service. When the server side decodes the base64 and then tries to verify the document they get an error message. faultstring=invalid signature format in message: + content hash found in signedattributes different On the serverside the ues a Java package from Bouncy Castle.
I am using openssl version 0.9.7a Feb 19 2003 on a RedHat server. This is not the latest RedHat version. The command that I use is openssl smime -sign -in $TEMPIN -signer /usr/mumps/apo/cert/sws_sign_v3.pem -ink ey /usr/mumps/apo/cert/sws_sign_v3.key -certfile /usr/mumps/apo/cert/SITHS_CA_v3 .cer -outform SMIME -out $TEMPOUT1 TEMPIN is the actual document which includes the part1 header. I have replaced all the LF linebreaks whith CRLF. Does anybody recognize this problem? And is there a solution to it? Is it worth while trying to get a later version of openssl? Regards Claes Claes Westrup Tieto Healthcare&Welfare Tel: +46 10 48 15 411 Mobil: +46 708 18 09 61
Hello!
I am trying to create a S/MIME document that is sent as a base64 coded data element to a web service. When the server side decodes the base64 and then tries to verify the document they get an error message.
faultstring=invalid signature format in message: + content hash found in signedattributes different
On the serverside the ues a Java package from Bouncy Castle.
I am using openssl version 0.9.7a Feb 19 2003 on a RedHat server. This is not the latest RedHat version.
The command that I use is
openssl smime -sign -in $TEMPIN -signer /usr/mumps/apo/cert/sws_sign_v3.pem -ink
ey /usr/mumps/apo/cert/sws_sign_v3.key -certfile /usr/mumps/apo/cert/SITHS_CA_v3
.cer -outform SMIME -out $TEMPOUT1
TEMPIN is the actual document which includes the part1 header. I have replaced all the LF linebreaks whith CRLF.
Does anybody recognize this problem? And is there a solution to it?
Is it worth while trying to get a later version of openssl?
Regards
Claes
Claes Westrup
Tieto Healthcare&Welfare
Tel: +46 10 48 15 411
Mobil: +46 708 18 09 61
