kankedu wrote:
Hi,
I want to tell my client to only use certain ciphers, and I have found just
the funtion for doing so:
SSL_CTX_set_cipher_list(*ctx, RSA);
However, this doesn't give me good enough control on exactly which ciphers to
use, only classes. E.g. I cannot write
Hi,
I would start at the following page in the documentation:
http://www.openssl.org/docs/ssl/SSL_get_ciphers.html
It not only gives you the details for get_ciphers, but it also
provides link to the related APIs.
Kevin.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 2004.11.10 at 19:15:39 -0200, Reginaldo de Oliveira Santos wrote:
Hi, everybody, I wanna know if somebody has succefully fragment de OpenSSL
source code. For example, to isolate the rsa function, then you can use that
without depending on OpenSSL instalation?
There are few defines like
Thanks, both of you. Unfortunately I see that I wasn't precise enough as to
what the problem was.
I know how to use SSL_CTX_set_cipher_list. The problem is that the second
parameter, the cipher list (char*), doesn't accept explicit ciphers (as for
example TLS_DHE_RSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA),
Hello:
I´m trying to initializate OpenCA. In Request Setup
of Phase 1, I enter this DN:
C=ES, ST=Valladolid, L=Boecillo, O=Telefonica
I+D, OU=Casa Domotica,
CN=domolinux.hi.inet/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
obtained from this OpenSSL
certificate:
Certificate:
Data: Version: 1
(0x0) Serial
You need to join the OpenCA Users mailing list for answers to problems
with OpenCA.
On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 13:03:56 +0100, Angel Martinez Gonzalez
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello:
I´m trying to initializate OpenCA. In Request Setup of Phase 1, I enter this
DN:
C=ES, ST=Valladolid,
On Thu, Nov 11, 2004 at 01:01:03PM +0100, kankedu wrote:
Thanks, both of you. Unfortunately I see that I wasn't precise enough as to
what the problem was.
I know how to use SSL_CTX_set_cipher_list. The problem is that the second
parameter, the cipher list (char*), doesn't accept explicit
May bethe '+' simbol of "Telefonica
I+D" is not an allowed character in the subject for the software or codification
you are using?
It seems as if somepart in ithad
problems building a DN with that string.
- Original Message -
From:
Angel Martinez
Gonzalez
To: [EMAIL
Citando Victor B. Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Thanks for answering.., but I need to isolate every function from OpenSSL code
to analise its time execution.
On 2004.11.10 at 19:15:39 -0200, Reginaldo de Oliveira Santos wrote:
Hi, everybody, I wanna know if somebody has succefully fragment de
First of all let me apologize for the red herring of
suggesting using command line options. I keep re-
running into the man req section on -subj while
forgetting that without the private key this is not
useful for changing the subject name in a CSR.
If you haven't already stumbled onto this you
Zerg wrote:
Hi.
I have such problem.
The client side need to get certificate from server side.
But there is no possibility to generate a certificate request
on client. So the server have to do it by itself.
Why? If client can create a key pair, which requires both a
good random number
The place to look for the answer to this is the various
ways strings can be encoded. IIRC there are several
variants like PrintableString and IA5 or something like
that, but the allowable characters vary from string type
to string type and it is possible that + is not in the
default one.
As an
OOPS, sorry, should have read the original posting more fully.
You already have the OpenSSL certificate and OpenCA cannot
seem to deal with it? I guess you could do the experiment
to find out if the + is the culprit. It may be that the
inclusion of the + triggered a different kind of string
type
On Thu, Nov 11, 2004, Charles Cranston wrote:
First of all let me apologize for the red herring of
suggesting using command line options. I keep re-
running into the man req section on -subj while
forgetting that without the private key this is not
useful for changing the subject name in a
Hi.
I have such problem.
The client side need to get certificate from server side.
But there is no possibility to generate a certificate request on client.
So the server have to do it by itself.
Client send all the required data for creating request except private key
of key pair!Server
Hi,
I am having an API provided by hardwarwe crypto for
public key mod exponent calculations.
Please let me know what is the best way to hook up
this Mod exp routine into the openssl public key
operations so that DH,RSA will make use of the
Hardware Mod exp rather than software Mod exp.
Thanks
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