Hi,
I built a test code to fetch the custom information from X509_add_ext().
The test codes are as following:
codes for fetching extension
static char *get_distribution_point(X509 *cert) {
int extcount, i, j;
const char*extstr;
CONF_V
No. Once the certificate has been signed it's done. If you want
to change anything you have to resign (recreate) it.
OK, then how to fetch the custom information? Is it same as the sketch
but using X509_get_ext()?
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OpenSSL
Thanks. But it seems that I must add my custom information as
extension when the certificate is being created. Can I add to the
certificate which has already been created ?
No. Once the certificate has been signed it's done. If you want
to change anything you have to resign (recreate) it.
Ji
> If I want to do this job by standard openssl API, how to accomplish this/
A rough sketch would be:
// set up context
X509V3_set_ctx(...)
X509_EXTENSION *ext;
// read ext information
ext = X509V3_EXT_conf(...)
// add extension
if (!X509_add_ext(cert, ext, ...) {
error output
}
You need to
You mean that I should write down my custom information in
openssl.cnf, and then load the custom information to extension of
proxy by openssl command, isn't it?
yes
If I want to do this job by standard openssl API, how to accomplish this/
A rough sketch would be:
// set up context
X509V3_s
Yes, you can add custom extension info through configuring
openssl.cnf and with right openssl command.
You mean that I should write down my custom information in
openssl.cnf, and then load the custom information to extension of
proxy by openssl command, isn't it?
If I want to do this job by s
Yes, you can add custom extension info through configuring
openssl.cnf and with right openssl command.
Feiyi
On 7/5/07, Ian jonhson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
Did anyone try to set some custom information in certificate? For
example, if I want to set a simple string, "This is my proxy
Hi all,
Did anyone try to set some custom information in certificate? For
example, if I want to set a simple string, "This is my proxy", in
certificate, what shall I do? Can it be implemented
by standard openssl command?
I tried to set the custom information in extension section, however it
did
