Thanks for all guys.
It works fine.
David Vergin - EPITA promo 2002
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Hi,
I use pine .
I do not have problems with this stuff ;-)
hirntod
On Mon, 6 Nov 2000, Olivier Dumas wrote:
Beware !!!
This file is infected with the VBS.LoveLetter virus !!!
Regards,
Olivier
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My company is using OpenSSL in one of their applications. I cannot find the
license(s) associated with OpenSSL at openssl.org. Can you point me in the
right direction or email them to me.
Thanks
Brad Mock, Contracts Negotiator
ADP - Dealer Services Division
2525 SW First Ave, Suite 450
James Gaskell [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
EKR
|I believe s_client/s_server handle this case correctly. There's
|also some somewhat more minimal sample code on my web site at
|http://www.rtfm.com/sslbook/examples
|The relevant file is 'sclient.c'.
I'd be interested to see that example too,
Hi
Thanks to Paul Allen for straightening me out about the rsa stuff in openssl. I
went back and redid the installation without the rsaref argument and it went in
fine. Proceeding to ssh, I ran into a few problems, which I eventually manged
to resolve, but I'm at a loss where it's bombing now.
Hi everybody,
Could you please help me?
My problem is following:
1. I am using OpesSSL to generate certificate and CRL.
All revoked certificates will appear in CRL.
2. After the validity period of the revoked certificates, I don't
want my CRL to get crowded with expired(and revoked)
Have you found any other solution to this? I would appreciate your
help.
Here an idea:
- You create an https proxy (it may also be an http proxy) running
on localhost.
- The proxy is actually a CA. when it receives a connect request,
it creates on the fly a server certificate signed
Hi all,
I applied mod_ssl ver. 2.7.1 on Apache 1.3.14 with Openssl and it caused me
to unable to start Apache. It just showed:
==
./apachectl start: httpd could not be started
==
Also, in the error_logs file shows follow:
==
[Thu Nov 9 01:41:32 2000] [notice] caught
hi,
i have some file r2d2.p12, where i've exported a personal certificate
from netscape.
q1: how can i read this file with openssl
q2: there are javascript methods for importing certificates into netscape
navigator. i've some sample files here. does anybody know how
to use
Hi!
I've setup openssl with apache under RedHat Linux 6.2
Apache runs fine with test certificate.
Now I am trying to generate private key for real certificate.
The command I type is:
./openssl genrsa -rand /dev/urandom -out www.hardwarecorp.com.au 1024
After I hit 'Enter' it just freezes and
Im trying to import a CRL generated by a commercial CA into Apache
(build 1.3.12 Open SSL 0.9.4) but have run into a problem. When I try
access the site with a certificate thats in my CRL I am allowed
access. If I create my own certificates and CRL using Microsoft
Certificate Server,
Well, no. The list servers job should be to provide subscribers with
information. I'd say that it just as irresponsible of Majordomo to
redistribute viruses as it is by any other mail agent. You shouldn't
blame Microsoft for selling insane mail agents if your own software is
just as silly.
I
Background
I administer a product that requires private keys to be in a specific
format, which is not the format given by genrsa. After pulling teeth
with the "customer support" people I found out that there is a tool
included with the product that generates the required private keys.
Also
IMHO you should tell your 3rd party to use SSH and you need to do a little "educating"
in your organisation.
On Wed, Nov 08, 2000 at 02:56:05PM +, Ian Diddams wrote:
I've been tasked into investigating a link a 3rd party may be making to our
servers shortly over SSL.
I've downloaded
As a complete novice to SSL, I was hoping someone could send me a
minimal working client/server example...just something that gets the SSL
handshake to work, and then executes a few simple read/write commands.
I've played around with the cli.cpp and serv.cpp code included in the
0.9.6 release,
This is a rquest for help installing the Crypt::SSLeay module.
I am trying to install the Crypt::SSLeay module from
Crypt-SSLeay-0.17.tar.gz on a RedHat 5.1 Linux system. Perl version is
5.004_04. I have installed the latest LWP successfully
(libwww-perl-5.48). I previously installed Open SSL
Hello, I am receiving the following error with openssl 0.9.6..
-
./openssl genrsa -des3 -out server.key 1024
warning, not much extra random data, consider using the -rand option
Generating RSA private key, 1024 bit long modulus
There are at least two possibilities here:
Either the 3rd party is using ssh, a kind of secure telnet (that runs on
port 22)
Or the client is using an ssl encrypted connection to the telnet port (23)
or any other port for that matter.
If it is the latter case it's worth checking out "stunnel"
"Scott Goodwin" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Eric,
I get a file not found from your link below. I track hacking on the URL and
no luck.
Doh! My web site is hosted by my ISP and they seem to have
temporarily hosed the virtual servers. I'd try again in a couple
of days. Sorry about the
What OS are you trying to install OpenSSH on? If you are using Linux, have
you tried installing either the RPM package or tried compiling SSH-2.2
instead of OpenSSH?
Benjamin
- Original Message -
From: "Ed Hoeffner" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 07,
Sorry if people get this twice. I've been having mailer problems.
"Scott Goodwin" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Eric,
I get a file not found from your link below. I track hacking on the URL and
no luck.
Doh! I just finished experiencing multiple single points of failure.
My ISP changed over
Sorry to correct you, but ssh is much more than secured telnet. Using
stunnel it is possible to encrypt telnet over an ssl link using a single key
of 40/56/128 bits (this would probably be using the openssl libraries to do
so). However ssh uses a combination of keys to encrypt the data. One of
On Wed, Nov 08, 2000 at 12:00:57PM +0100, Frédéric Gariador wrote:
I'd like to use Openssl to generate a RSA key pair on Window NT.
I wonder about some issues :
- I use the -rand option to specify files used to seed the random number
generator.
According to the number of these file and
SSH is a secured telnet, plus a ftp, plus a tunnel for arbatrary ports.
it can be configured to be only a secured telnet, but nothing stops your
user from reconfiguring it to use it as a tunnel.
David Lang
On Wed, 8 Nov 2000, David Walgamotte wrote:
Date: Wed, 8 Nov 2000 08:52:08 -0600
Carlos Vicente [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Browsing through the archives I found this post of yours. I am now
working exactly on the same kind of SSL proxy you described, and I'm
stuck exactly on the same problem. It's clear that browsers initiate
the SSL session --sending the ClientHello
I'm resending this because I've been having mailer problems.
Sorry if you get it twice.
Carlos Vicente [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Browsing through the archives I found this post of yours. I am now
working exactly on the same kind of SSL proxy you described, and I'm
stuck exactly on the same
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