No joy...
openssl x509 -text -noout -in blablabla.pem -nameopt -esc_msb
outputs : ESPA%D1A
Erwann ABALEA wrote:
Have you tried this:
openssl x509 -text -noout -in blablabla.pem -nameopt -esc_msb
Le 14/12/2011 19:16, Vladimir Puz a e'crit :
I have the same problem, but with KOI8-RU
Tried utf8, RFC2253, esc_msb but the output remains the same in all cases.
Lou Picciano wrote:
as I understand it, using the utf8 option should allow any characters you
might want.
Let us know how you get on; I've had trouble with this, too...
Lou Picciano
- Original Message
Do you have an UTF8 capable terminal?
Can you send the certificate you're testing?
Le 15/12/2011 09:17, gkout a écrit :
No joy...
openssl x509 -text -noout -in blablabla.pem -nameopt -esc_msb
outputs : ESPA%D1A
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Erwann ABALEA
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Hi Erwann,
Putty is set to translate to UTF-8.
Unfortunately I can not send this certificate. It was generated by another
authority and sent to me, which means I can not re-try generating it again.
One note: The file is a chain CA file, containing more CA authorities
The command I run is:
Hi Erwann,
Putty is set to translate to UTF-8.
Unfortunately I can not send this certificate. It was generated by another
authority and sent to me, which means I can not re-try generating it again.
One note: The file is a chain CA file, containing more CA authorities
The command I run is:
Hello
I would like to test the connexion to my apache server with the
s_client fonction using the pinpin OpenSSL
The apache server is configure to use TLS.
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OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org
Hello
I would like to test the connexion to my apache server with the
s_client fonction using the pinpad reader in OpenSSL
The apache server is configure to use TLS.
It is possible with OpenSSL ? How I can do that ?
Thanks in advance for your answer
Hi,
afraid this question has been already issued but I did not find any solution
surfing the web.
I need to sign data with a RSA private key and obtain a pkcs#7 envelope with
data, signature
and certificate.
In the past I remember I found the solution with OpenSSL command line.
Unfortunately
On Thu, Dec 15, 2011, gkout wrote:
Hi Erwann,
Putty is set to translate to UTF-8.
Unfortunately I can not send this certificate. It was generated by another
authority and sent to me, which means I can not re-try generating it again.
One note: The file is a chain CA file, containing
On Thu, Dec 15, 2011, Pietro Romanazzi wrote:
Hi,
afraid this question has been already issued but I did not find any solution
surfing the web.
I need to sign data with a RSA private key and obtain a pkcs#7 envelope with
data, signature
and certificate.
In the past I remember I found
Hi Steve,
oneline seems to do the job.
Issuer: C = ES, O = xxx ESPAÑA, CN = xxx ESPAÑA-xx
All that is left now is to feed this into apache using UTF-8 format. Another
challenge :)
Dr. Stephen Henson wrote:
On Thu, Dec 15, 2011, gkout wrote:
Hi Erwann,
Putty is set to translate
How do we get to your place?
On Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 4:35 PM, gkout koutra...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hello again,
This time I have an issue with a special character in the CA name which is
converted by openssl.
ESPA\xC3\x91A which should read ESPAÑA with an Ñ.
Any ideas on this?
Thanks
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Sorry Ronald I don't follow...
ronald braswell-2 wrote:
How do we get to your place?
On Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 4:35 PM, gkout koutra...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hello again,
This time I have an issue with a special character in the CA name which
is
converted by openssl.
ESPA\xC3\x91A
Hi All,
I've generated a cakey.pem and cacert.pem on my PC. Uploaded the cacert.pem
to my router and used its gui to generate a CSR.
When I try to sign this CSR file back on my PC I'm getting this error:
=
$ openssl ca -config ./openssl_VPN.cnf -days 1095
From: owner-openssl-us...@openssl.org On Behalf Of rey sebastien
Sent: Wednesday, 14 December, 2011 07:33
I have some problem with nested subdomain and wildcard openssl
certificate.. snip
When i create the self signed certificate, i enter CN =
*.parisgeo.cnrs.fr,
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