Yes it is possible. A combination of "openssl x509 -C" and the following
code may help:
x509key::x509key( UCHAR *d, long len, int pk )
{ /* This takes a ASN1 string so that the keys can be imbeded in the
code */
UCHAR *p;
int result;
installed=0;
public_key=NULL;
private_key=NULL;
file_name=NULL;
x509=NULL;
pem_der=X509KEY_X509;
if (pk==-1)
{ // Public Key
x509=d2i_X509(NULL,&d,(long)len);
if (x509 == NULL) return;
public_key=X509_extract_key(x509);
if (public_key == NULL) return;
public_private=X509KEY_PUBLIC;
}
else
{ // Private Key
p=d;
private_key=d2i_PrivateKey(pk,NULL,&p,(long)len);
if (private_key == NULL) return;
x509=X509_new();
if (!x509) return;
result=X509_set_pubkey( x509, private_key );
if (result!=1) return;
public_key=X509_extract_key(x509);
if (!public_key) return;
}
ERR_load_crypto_strings();
SSLeay_add_all_algorithms();
installed=1;
}
It is part of a class I wrote for myself so everything may not make
sense, but it should help.
Robert Sandilands
Andrew Barnes wrote:
>
> Is there a way to have your private key and
> certificate embedded in the application and not use
> files?
>
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