An easy way is to build the openssl binary as a lib but rename main. Then call
it with the argv and argc you would send from the command line.
-Original Message-
From: ext Richard Koenning
Sent: 05/20/2008 1:02:54 PM
To: openssl-users@openssl.org
Subject: Re: X509 certificates through AP
On Mon, May 19, 2008, Kenneth Goldman wrote:
>
> Is there sample code anywhere for how to construct X509 certificates
> programmatically, through the API, not the command line?
>
> The documentation includes the serialization API's, but?
> little else.
>
> I assume, since it can be done from th
On May 19, 2008 02:09:54 pm Kenneth Goldman wrote:
> Is there sample code anywhere for how to construct X509 certificates
> programmatically, through the API, not the command line?
>
> The documentation includes the serialization API's, but?
> little else.
>
> I assume, since it can be done from th
Kenneth Goldman wrote:
Is there sample code anywhere for how to construct X509 certificates
programmatically, through the API, not the command line?
The documentation includes the serialization API's, but?
little else.
I assume, since it can be done from the command line, that
the code exists
On Tue, May 20, 2008, Massimiliano Ziccardi wrote:
> I'm sure OpenSSL is able to parse more than one counter signature per
> signature.
>
> Can pleas some OpenSSL expert tell me how to do it? I think the code I sent
> in the previous
> e-mail should be close to the solution. I just need to know h
Massimiliano Ziccardi wrote:
I'm sure OpenSSL is able to parse more than one counter signature per
signature.
Can pleas some OpenSSL expert tell me how to do it? I think the code I
sent in the previous
e-mail should be close to the solution. I just need to know how to get
the other counter si
I'm sure OpenSSL is able to parse more than one counter signature per
signature.
Can pleas some OpenSSL expert tell me how to do it? I think the code I sent
in the previous
e-mail should be close to the solution. I just need to know how to get the
other counter signatures
(I already did in Java wi
Sorry, I've received an error about the attachment, so I'm not sure you've
got the e-mail.
Follows the original e-mail.
At the end, I've also included the PEM encoding of the P7M I tried to send
you before (it was DER encoded).
Regards,
Massimiliano Ziccardi
On Tue, May 20, 2008 at 9:25 AM, Massi
Is there sample code anywhere for how to construct X509 certificates
programmatically, through the API, not the command line?
The documentation includes the serialization API's, but?
little else.
I assume, since it can be done from the command line, that
the code exists and is just not documente
Hi all.
I've been able to parse the first counter signature of each signature.
At the end of this e-mail, you'll find the code I use to parse the file (no
error handling, it's just a working snippet).
Attached you'll find my test P7M. The signature/countersignature tree is as
follows:
SIGNATURE
I am currently working on a wrapper around the X509_verify_cert
function using 0.9.7m compiled on win32 via Cygwin in C and I'm having a few
issues.
It seems when I run my verify wrapper function in my test bench (it
creates csr's, certificates, crl's, and does validation, printing, etc
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