Hi,
Miguel-san wrote:
> This certificate request has the next fields:
>
> "CN=Name, OU=Department,O=Company, L=Valencia, S=Comunidad Valenciana"
>
> But i would like generate a request with the fields:
>
> "CN=Name, OU=Department,O=Company, L=Valencia, S=Comunidad Valenciana, SN=
111
Hi,
>I used following command:
>"openssl req -new -key key2006.pem -out csr.pem".
>
>
>But I can't input State or Province Name &Locality Name.
>
>
>I checked the CSR file using "openssl req -noout -text -in
>csr.pem".
>But I couldn't find State or Province Name &Locality Name in this file.
>So I
>Ok well thats not the problem so, its definately in /usr/lib/. I am
>having this problem not only on OpenSSL crypto libraries but a very
>similiar problem at work with some c crypto libraries we are using. Its
>more likely my jni interface thats misbehaving then. (although i did
>check it several
>And where do i set that ?
>
>> hi,
>> BF_set_key is marked as defined in libcrypto.so or libeay32.dll(for windows)
>> check if this openssl library is in your library path.
It depends on Operating-System you are using. Please set
PATH (Windows) or LD_LIBRARY_PATH (at least Linux, Solaris)
envir
Hi,
>Hey guys i'm having trouble with a jni interface to OpenSSL.
>/home/mcx/Programming/Eclipse/project/lib/libnativebf.so: undefined symbol:
> BF_set_key
If BF_set_key function is statically linked, you can confirm
those symbols in shared object, like:
$ nm libnativebf.so
U BF_cfb
Hi,
Tarassov Vadim wrote:
>does someone know how should I use openssl pkcs12 program in order to get such
keytore store that will be compatible with JSSE?
Once I could do that with keytool in Sun's J2EE SDK package.
(J2SE's keytool could not handle pkcs12 format, I presume)
like:
keytool -pk
Hylton Tregenza wrote:
>Sorry, I asked to early, There is nothing wrong with the code. The file
>is not a public key file (or the format isd wrong) How do I extract a
>public key file from a certificate?
by command line:
$ openssl x509 -in cert.pem -pubkey -noout
by writing some code:
Hi,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>I want to encrypt large files with RSA. At the moment I can encrypt approx.
>200 characters at a time. But when I write the encrypted data to disk, how
>do I know how much characters to read in to decrypt ?? I thought about the
>extra padding bits, so i have to read
Hello,
Grebelsky, Konstantin wrote:
>Hi,
>I am just beginning with SSL and for now I am trying to get client and
>server talking only this is not happening.
>The client and server code is provided below. No certification needed at
>this time.
>Any ideas what I am doing wrong?
At first, I have no
