RSA_generate_key: n/e/d and strange keysizes

Hi, I'm trying to create an RSA keypair with the RSA_generate_key function. After seeding the PRNG with some random values, I call RSA_generate_key this way: RSA *pRsa = RSA_generate_key( 1024, // key length 257, // exponent progress, // shows progress NULL //

RE: RSA_generate_key: n/e/d and strange keysizes = PLEASE IGNORE THAT MESSAGE

Please ignore that message: I accidently linked against the OpenSSL library while using libeay32.dll from the MKS toolkit :-/ -Oorspronkelijk bericht- Van: Heusden van, FJJ (Folkert) Verzonden: dinsdag 11 mei 2004 10:49 Aan: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Onderwerp: RSA_generate_key: n/e/d and

Unknown Digest Type

Hi. Could anyone help me? I'm obtaining an error when I try to sign an ASN1message with PKCS7_sign: /***//*This is the ASN1 message I need to sign*/ASN1NegotiationRequest *prueba=nr-toASN1Object(); Util *util =

R: Problems whith smime -verify

the problem disappear with 0.9.7d -Messaggio originale- Da: Fanton Flavio Inviato: venerdì 7 maggio 2004 19.41 A: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Oggetto: Problems whith smime -verify Hi all, We're using openssl 0.9.7a whith my Perl application to verify smime message. My application calls openssl

OpenSSL with MS Proxy Server Issue

Hi, I've successfully linked with the OpenSSL libraries (+ DAVLib) on the Macintosh to produce an app which calls web services on an SSL enabled server. I am running into problems when hitting the secure server via MS Proxy. I use the CONNECT xxx.xxx.xxx:443 syntax to establish an SSL tunnel and

Trouble extracting DNS field from certificate

Hi, I have some code to extract a DNS field from subjectAltName extensions in X509v3 certificates in the function below. It is based on example 5-8 in the book Network Security with OpenSSL by Viega, Messier and Chandra. It seems to work fine when I use OpenSSL 0.9.6, but it fails on a Linux box

X509_get_subject_name

Hello, I'm the author of siege. That program is dumping core on Red Hat systems in the following function: X509_get_subject_name Here's the function which calls it: BOOLEAN SSL_initialize(CONN *C) { #ifdef HAVE_SSL int serr; char *str; C-ssl= NULL; C-ctx= NULL; C-method =

RE: X509_get_subject_name

I think the X509_NAME_oneline takes a buffer and length for arguments 2 and 3. try buf[256]; str = X509_NAME_oneline(X509_get_subject_name(C-cert), buf, 256); see if that helps -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Jeff Fulmer Sent:

Re: Unknown Digest Type

Thanks a lot. It was what you commentted. I added add_all_algorithms() and went well.Thanks again.

Problem with newer snapshots

I'm writtign this but I know you will probably have no idea how to fix it or what the problem is all I can say is they with a newer snapshot of openssl we have a problem with core dumping and it works when compiled with older versions. Stack trace is as follows: #0 0x08087522 in BN_POOL_get