With the commandline 'ca' it's easy: man ca; -batch.
With CA.pl, you could edit the script to change this;
but since all it's doing is invoking the commandline,
you could as easily just invoke the commandline.
Thank you very much for this hint. I just added in CA.pl -batch to the
definition
(OT)
* Dave Thompson wrote on Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 19:23 -0400:
But 'ca' by default, and thus it appears to me CA.pl
always, also prompt for the CA key passphrase (unless
insecurely clear), and you're not complaining about that.
I think it depends where it is stored if no passphrase is
Hello everybody
I'm using CA.pl from an application to automatically sign certificate
requests. The problem is, that when the CSR is signed some user
interaction is still needed what I do not want of cause. OpenSSL asks
Certificate is to be certified until Sep 24 08:38:55 2010 GMT (365 days)
From: owner-openssl-us...@openssl.org On Behalf Of Martin Schneider
Sent: Thursday, 24 September, 2009 04:58
I'm using CA.pl from an application to automatically sign
certificate requests. The problem is, that when the CSR is
(Aside: you're not signing the CSR. The CSR is already signed
