Ray O'Hagan wrote:
Hi, would anyone know off-hand either of the following
?
1. On the client side, how do I verify the certificate a server would
send down ?
i.e. how do I store the public key on the client side and then verify
the cert
using that ?
2. For a commercial cert, on the server side
Tataroz T. wrote:
Hello all...
I try to get private key and certificates from p12
file that generate from NS certificate server but I
have a problem. I can't get priKey and certs from
function PKCS12_parse(). When I call this function,
It will return '0'. Is that mean there're
Andy Polyakov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i.e. my suggestion is to replace +O4 with +O3 +Oprocelim or simply +O3
in next release. And of course I appreciate if you could throw RC4_CHUNK
at the snapshot and post output from 'apps/openssl speed rc4'... Of
course provided that +O3 works:-)
Using
Hi,
I've been trying to create my own Certificate Authority for testing
purposes. I have created everything I need in oder to run the sign.sh
script, however I do not have this script and can't figure out what
parameters I need to pass to openssl ca. Can anyone shed some light on
this.
I have
Hi there,
I've been checking up on some memory management issues and have a couple
of questions. If anyone has any thoughts or views I'd very much appreciate
them.
X509_STORE_CTX_get_current_cert() and a few others do not up the reference
count on the X509 object returned. I was carefully
Geoff Thorpe wrote:
Hi there,
I've been checking up on some memory management issues and have a couple
of questions. If anyone has any thoughts or views I'd very much appreciate
them.
X509_STORE_CTX_get_current_cert() and a few others do not up the reference
count on the X509 object
When compiling, I've noticed a couple of warnings from gcc, one is
abuot a local variable not being used, the other about the default
type for a static variable being int. The follownig patches fixes the
"problem" (my irritation, basically :-)):
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