Openssl comes with a command line interface also. Type openssl on terminal and you will see it. This talks about using the openssl commands in a batch file ..
Hope this helps! On Sat, May 26, 2012 at 5:52 AM, Feras Elias <feraseliasfe...@hotmail.com>wrote: > hello > > i need help with this question > > Write a command line in a batch file called "Verify_Message.bat" toverify the > signature stored in the file " > message.sig" using the public key of the client "C1" (his/her > certificate). Use the command "smime" for this purpose. Run the commands > and save the result in a file called "message_verify_hash.txt". > > what the command line ?? > > can you help me please ? > > thanx >
