Hello,
On 29 Jan 00, at 19:48, Merton Campbell Crockett wrote:
To date, I have not been able to generate a CSR that is acceptable to the
Netscape Certificate Server. All requests are rejected with a "bad DER
encoding" error.
I had the same error message from Navigator with a certificate
hi.
when I run SSL_read on a socket (as the client), where the server is
down, SSL_read returns with 0 - as there where no bytes to read from
socket. This is not true - the server is down and there will never be
something to read from server. Because the SSL_read command is non
blocking and is
Hi,
I had no problems using LWP::UserAgent and Crypt::SSLeay for HTTPS-Post.
You just have to apply a small patch to LWP if you have to use a proxy
for your https connection but then everything works fine. The only thing
I did not (yet) get to work is SSL with client authentication using
client
Thanks Ivan,
it may be very useful form my work, but I can't reach the page: anything
down with your server?
Bye, Stefano Bergamasco
-Messaggio Originale-
Da: Ivan Visconti [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Data invio: Friday, January 28, 2000 2:17 PM
Oggetto: Re: Automatic certs
Nicolas Aragon wrote:
Hello,
On 29 Jan 00, at 19:48, Merton Campbell Crockett wrote:
To date, I have not been able to generate a CSR that is acceptable to the
Netscape Certificate Server. All requests are rejected with a "bad DER
encoding" error.
I had the same error message
Hi,
I managed to get certificates installed in Netscape Browsers by sending
them with MIME type application/x-x509-user-cert but Netscape seems to
give no kind of a success message. Is it possible to get such a message
or popup window? I tried to send the certificate and a success page as
parts
I would like to set up a script that will generate client certificates
from within the browser and send the csr files to me for signing. How
would I go about telling the browser to generate a key pair, and what
kind of output would it give me.
Also, although I beleive it should not be necessary
On Mon, 31 Jan 2000, Amir Amit wrote:
hi.
when I run SSL_read on a socket (as the client), where the server is
down, SSL_read returns with 0 - as there where no bytes to read from
socket. This is not true - the server is down and there will never be
something to read from server. Because
I couldn't find an FAQ anywhere which might explain this problem.
We're developing a CA of our own to issue server and client
certificates for internal applications. I've been working on the Web
application which allows users to apply for certs -- naturally, this
is an SSL server itself. (Oh,
Dear sir:
I am newbie, I want to know how to use the SSL in my program. I want to
stup this concept in my mind. Can you tell me something about this? Or
can you tell some websites or books about thids?
Thanks
Qing
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OpenSSL
Hi,
I am newbie, I am trying setup SSL on my system. My system is windows 98
and VC++6.0 has been setup on my machine. I tried following steps:
1. openssl-0.9.4perl Configure VC-Win32
2. openssl-0.9.4ms\do_ms
3. openssl-0.9.4nmake -f ms\ntdll.mak
the first two steps are successful.
Greetings.
I'm implementing elliptic curve software on top of OpenSSL Bignum
library. When testing it on NIST's standard curves, I found a problem that
seems not to be in my code: Bignum reports that NIST's 384-bit prime is not
prime! I've checked the value with MIRACL and Java (which in
Qing Huo wrote:
Hi,
I am newbie, I am trying setup SSL on my system. My system is windows 98
and VC++6.0 has been setup on my machine. I tried following steps:
1. openssl-0.9.4perl Configure VC-Win32
2. openssl-0.9.4ms\do_ms
3. openssl-0.9.4nmake -f ms\ntdll.mak
the
Paulo S. L. M. Barreto wrote:
Greetings.
I'm implementing elliptic curve software on top of OpenSSL Bignum
library.
Interesting. Will you be making the code public?
When testing it on NIST's standard curves, I found a problem that
seems not to be in my code: Bignum reports that NIST's
Where can I find info on how to use openssl-0.9.4? Is there any
documentation for this API?
Thanks,
Will Bradley
Software Engineer/Intern
Anark Communications
http://www.anark.com
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OpenSSL Project
Dr Stephen Henson wrote:
When testing it on NIST's standard curves, I found a problem that
seems not to be in my code: Bignum reports that NIST's 384-bit prime is not
prime!
Do you have a URL referencing these NIST standard curves?
Ignore that. I've found the URL. On NISTs site
Word on the street is that HEIN Martin said:
Unfortunately I cannot find any documentation on how to set up OpenSSL
appropriately, i.e. configuring both the global and user-specific
*.cnf-files, as well as creating public and private keys.
This site helped me get going:
Word on the street is that Amir Amit said:
when I run SSL_read on a socket (as the client), where the server is
down, SSL_read returns with 0 - as there where no bytes to read from
socket. This is not true - the server is down and there will never be
something to read from server. Because the
Word on the street is that Yossapon Sutharattanachaiporn said:
I got an error around ssl_connect/ssl_accept line. this is my code.
Do i miss any step?
Yes, you're missing the step where you check the return value and if
the call fails, print out the reason with ERR_print_errors()
Check
"Paulo S. L. M. Barreto" wrote:
Greetings.
I'm implementing elliptic curve software on top of OpenSSL Bignum
library. When testing it on NIST's standard curves, I found a problem that
seems not to be in my code: Bignum reports that NIST's 384-bit prime is not
prime! I've checked the
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