Title: organizationName field mismatch?
Hi I was wondering if I could get some help from the community. I am having a problem processing a certificate request generated from a Nortel Contivity Switch to various versions of an OpenSSL CA (0.9.6 24 Sept 2000 and 0.9.6j April-2003). I have
Title: RE: organizationName field mismatch?
I can also confirm that changing the policy to optional or supplied will result in successfully processing the request. The problem with making this change exists with processing requests from the existing pki environment. Meaning the policy match
Hi, all.
Sorry for a little bit naive question, but anyway. Is the
PKCS12_key_gen(..) call :
PKCS12_key_gen(pwd,
strlen(pwd),
IV,
IVlen,
PKCS12_KEY_ID,
1024, /* iters */
24, /*DES3_KEY_L */
Can you give me an example of an OpenSSL function that uses a char type
where you expect to be able to use a TCHAR type?
Regards,
Steven
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In anticipation of your response... char is the type that has been used to
represent a character in C for a very long time now, in fact I've read that
it dates back to the same time as C's if keyword. TCHAR is a newish type
defined by Microsoft that is equivalent to a char when doing a
Hello,
Yesterday I installed OpenSSL 0.9.7b on my Athlon system with Debian Linux
and a 2.2.20 kernel. As far as I can tell, the compile, test, and
install were all flawless, but so far I've been unable to use it for
anything useful. I wanted to try processing a binary PKCS12 file (ie.
split
Hi all,
I posted this message few days ago, haven't got any feedback yet. Since I
don't know anywhere else I can ask this, I'm posting it again. Please
help:
I just wrote a program using OpenSSL crypto library (version 0.9.7b).
Everything works fine. But I have concerns about whether I
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Thu, 19 Jun 2003 13:40:19 -0700 (PDT), Michelle Li
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
xiaowei I just wrote a program using OpenSSL crypto library (version
xiaowei 0.9.7b). Everything works fine. But I have concerns about
xiaowei whether I should seed the PRNG and exactly how
In my program, I have calls to RSA_generate_key and also RAND_bytes which
is used to generate a DES key. It's obvious that these functions require
source of randomness, and in the documentation it also said to seed the
PRNG before calling them. However, because I couldn't figure out
Unless you're very concerned about entropy, I'd be happy with the
stuff that OpenSSL finds on it's own.
I haven't looked at the source recently - what sources are
searched on Windows by default? In the environments I'm
used to, the screen is static (the machine is headless anyway)
and the
I posted this message few days ago, haven't got any feedback yet. Since I
don't know anywhere else I can ask this, I'm posting it again. Please
help:
I just wrote a program using OpenSSL crypto library (version 0.9.7b).
Everything works fine. But I have concerns about whether I should
seed
Linux should have /dev/urandom and Windows should have CryptGenRandom
Is CryptGenRandom suitable? I haven't heard anyone authoritatively
say yes, it's as good as the Linux /dev/urandom anywhere.
You can take anything that is unpredictable and use it. What's the exact
time, to the
Linux should have /dev/urandom and Windows should have CryptGenRandom
Is CryptGenRandom suitable? I haven't heard anyone authoritatively
say yes, it's as good as the Linux /dev/urandom anywhere.
It is supposedly suitable, that is, Microsoft claims it is.
You can take
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Hi
I've just started my first project involving SSL, but sadly all is not rosy in
the OpenSSL garden. Perhaps you can help me out?
My server performs these OpenSSL library calls:
1. sslctx = SSL_CTX_new( SSLv3_server_method() );
2.
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(BHi,
(B As I know, even the length of the text you will encrypt
(Bis multiple of block size, BSAFE will add the padding itself.
(BIn this case, BSAFE will add a whole block attached to the end of the
(Btext.
(BAnd when decrypting, BSAFE will delete the padding.
(B
(BSo , if you
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(BHi,all
(B
(BI have a question on reading the private key out from a certificate
(Bfile.
(B
(BI 'd like to read a private key in a certificate file and returns the
(Bprivate key data and length in memroy, which functions in OpenSSL should I
(Bchoose to use?
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