Hi
I got this problem when I use Netscape against one server that I have
implemented my self. My problem was that my version of Netscape only
supported weak encryption. (outside USA)
There is a program, Fortify for Netscape which can solve that problem. I
tried and it worked fine.
Dear All,
How can I use mail with openssl like pgp (pine+pgp)
Thank You,
-Nop
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Hemant Jain schrieb:
Holger,
Here is the stack trace, if that helps:
error:0407106B::lib(4) : func(113) : reason(107)
error:04065072::lib(4) : func(101) : reason(114)
This means padding check failed (reason 107) in function
private decrypt (func 101) because of wrong block type
(reason
Not: This is a mod_ssl related question. You should use
modssl users list to ask this question!
Anyway most probably you have restricted the cipherlist
to contain only high grade ciphers and you try to connect
with an export grade browser.
What doesn openssl ciphers -v tell you? What have you
Dmitry Morozovsky schrieb:
Now i've starring at the very special problem: when user already have
personal cert from one of master CA, it seems to be "Right Thing" to use
this cert for authorization instead of making another local user
certificate. As I understand, the best way to use it --
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Date: Tue, 29 Jun 1999 16:52:00 +0900
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Hi !
Let me introduce to you. I am a programmer
This is not possible. Albeit there is some rudimentary
support for S/MIME (used by eg. Messenger and Outlook)
there is no integration into an email package known.
Mr. Nopadon Sae-Han schrieb:
Dear All,
How can I use mail with openssl like pgp (pine+pgp)
Thank You,
-Nop
Dmitry Morozovsky wrote:
Now i've starring at the very special problem: when user already have
personal cert from one of master CA, it seems to be "Right Thing" to use
this cert for authorization instead of making another local user
certificate. As I understand, the best way to use it --
On Tue, Jun 29, 1999 at 10:00:57AM +0800, Sun JunXu wrote:
[...] there was an error, I captured it in .jpg in attached file [...]
^
What's that nonsense for? About all errors show in pure ASCII, which
makes them readable,
On Wed, Jul 28, 1999 at 06:32:56PM +0100, David J. Palaitis wrote:
i had a problem with session ID reuse and openSSL0.9.2b
i set the verify flags to
SSL_VERIFY_PEER | SSL_VERIFY_CLIENT_ONCE | SSL_VERIFY_FAIL_IF_NO_PEER_CERT
but sessions weren't being reused,...
[...]
Hi there,
is there somebody who can briefly describe how to configure a OpenSSL server
program in that way that it sends a list of acceptible ca's to the client?
I'm using client authentication and would like to decide on the client side
that the client has the proper certificates for the
Bodo Moeller wrote:
So the callbacks that you mentioned are callbacks on an other level of
the program, not callbacks set inside the OpenSSL library, right?
Yep this is correct.
I thought at first that you were using callbacks inside the BIO
sub-library.
A little more info... [snip]
On Tue, 29 Jun 1999, Holger Reif wrote:
[skip]
BTW why do you think it's wrong to issue completely
new certs for your users that already have other
certs? Don't you have more than one oficial id
document like passport, drivers licence etc.
Well, at least i prefer to minimize cases when
Dmitry Morozovsky schrieb:
On Tue, 29 Jun 1999, Holger Reif wrote:
[skip]
BTW why do you think it's wrong to issue completely
new certs for your users that already have other
certs? Don't you have more than one oficial id
document like passport, drivers licence etc.
Well, at
Holger Reif wrote:
Hemant Jain schrieb:
Holger,
Here is the stack trace, if that helps:
error:0407106B::lib(4) : func(113) : reason(107)
error:04065072::lib(4) : func(101) : reason(114)
This means padding check failed (reason 107) in function
private decrypt (func 101) because of
Users,
I am having some trouble compiling on Win32's. I think the root of my
problem is not having the right utilities to do the job (and/or
knowledge!). I got the following tips about installing on Win32 from a
previous note to the list... (scan down if this is familiar)
On Tue, Jun 29, 1999 at 12:51:40PM +0200, Oliver Floericke wrote:
is there somebody who can briefly describe how to configure a OpenSSL server
program in that way that it sends a list of acceptible ca's to the client?
I'm using client authentication and would like to decide on the client
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