Steve,
First my appologies for misspelling your name.
Second. Thanks very much for your response. I can happily say that I can
now read my key!
Now I just need to verify my signature which appears to be in hex as well.
I will do a little research but other than converting to b64, is there
Steven,
Hi!
Thanks very much for your response. I tried the -keyform option in the dgst
command but get the message unable to load key file. So I tried your
suggestion
to convert the key to pem format using:
openssl rsa -in key file -pubin -inform der -pubout -outform pem
but
On Mon, May 03, 2004, Eleanor Nagai wrote:
Steven,
Hi!
Thanks very much for your response. I tried the -keyform option in the dgst
command but get the message unable to load key file. So I tried your
suggestion
to convert the key to pem format using:
openssl rsa -in key
Hi,
I think the term you were looking for was binary, meaning not a text file.
If by dgst you mean the openssl command line utility, try adding the
parameter -keyform der. If that doesn't work you'll need to convert the
key to PEM (base64 encoding of the DER). The command openssl rsa -inform
