command smime and RFC 3851

Dear folks, I created X.509 signed mail by an application then I tried to verify signature by 'openssl smime -verify ...' command. It did not work first time. S/MIME standard RFC 3851 and predecessors show a sample multipart/signed message in section 3.4.3.3.: Content-Type:

RE: [FWD] request UP UX openssl A.00.09.07l

You could update to the latest OpenSSL from HP-UX: http://h20293.www2.hp.com/portal/swdepot/displayProductInfo.do?productNumber=OPENSSL11I This contains FIPS 1.1.2 OpenSSL FIPS OpenSSL, used in FIPS mode, does restrict the algorithms used to a subset of the normal list of OpenSSL algorithms.

[FWD] Not able to use openssl

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[FWD] openssl command propt

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Re: [FWD] openssl command propt

Need information on the environment (NT, or which version of *nix). For *nix, try running 'stty sane', and then also try hitting ctrl+j and ctrl+m as alternatives to your 'enter' key. Also, openssl allows you to put the passphrase into an environment variable if necessary. The fact that passwd

Re: [FWD] openssl command propt

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Re: [FWD] Not able to use openssl

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Subtract betwen two EC_POINT

Hi all, I'm newby on openssl coding, I developing Elgamal chiper , i need subtract two EC_POINT who can help me? __ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List

RE: Subtract betwen two EC_POINT

Pietro: OpenSSL seems to provide add, double, invert and multiply routines for EC points. There does not seem to be an explicit routine for subtract in the include files. The book Implementing Eliptic Curve Cryptography by Michael Rosing has routines esub and poly_esub for doing a subtraction

RE: Subtract betwen two EC_POINT

Thanks for the interest, i resolved with EC_POINT_invert(). EC-Elgamal work fine :) Il giorno ven, 04/07/2008 alle 11.56 -0600, Bill Colvin ha scritto: Pietro: OpenSSL seems to provide add, double, invert and multiply routines for EC points. There does not seem to be an explicit routine for