Hi Christian,
I think I'm almost there. Thanks for the detail on certificate verification and by
the way my IE error was just me trying to convert a pem file using the rsa instead of
x509. anyway could you possibly assist with hopefully one final thing :-)
My situation:
1)I have a client
Hi Andrew,
the pkcs12 utility writes the Certificate(s) and the key separated into one file
the (3) only reads the first x509 structure and writes it in DER format (-outform DER)
but doesn' t look at the rest of the file.
You can use cutpaste to edit the pkcs12 output into several files.
the
Hi Christian,
Thanks for you time.
Yes you are correct, all I want to do is have a PKCS12 structure and push it into a
DER format for use with some EAI server applications. It only takes DER files and
hence we need some conversion to get it in. What is the best way whilst retaining as
I'm trying to compile the most recent Apache 1.3.27,
mod_ssl-2.8.14-1.3.27 and openssl-0.9.7b on win32. I've successfully
compiled it on my Windows 2000 Professional SP4 workstation with
Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 Service Pack 5. And when I run the
newly-compiled Apache on the same workstation
Hello,
I am trying to implement PEAP into freeradius. I have
formed a SSL tunnel using openssl between the client
and the server, I need to run an EAP exchange over
this tunnel. Can anybody point me to the examples or
throw more light on how to use the formed SSL session
to tunnel (exchange)
There are several examples on how to use SSL w/sockets (I'm not familiar
w/PEAP). It's a minor change to the code to actually tunnel through SSL
once the session is established. Use SSL_write() or SSL_read() with
your SSL session instead of std::write and std::read. If you are in
fact using
I got some examples from the web, but yes there is a bit of setup to
perform. You must create the sockets, attach them to a context, and
verify the certificates before you start using them. Look at the
examples from this website (this doesn't seem to be a reliable source,
but I don't remember
Sorry, after sending the previous (desperate) message, I decided to try
one last time, and managed to figure it out. It appears to be a problem
with mod_ssl. The bug seems to have been introduced in 2.8.13, because
compiling mod_ssl-2.8.12 worked, but nothing starting with 2.8.13 did.
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Thanks.
--- Dr. Stephen Henson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, Jul 03, 2003, Fiel Cabral wrote:
Hello,
Does anyone have an idea of the escape sequences
supported
by the config file? I'm trying to escape special
characters
that could occur in the distinguished name attribute
In the long run, I
am trying to get samba-3.0beta2 to compile with kerberos and ldap. We have
to support Kerberos V5, and LDAPV3.
looking for answers
to this problem at the end of the document:
openldap-2.1.21
recommends OpenSSL 0.9.
krb5-1.3-beta5 has
been compiled and installed in
- Original Message -
From: Fred Crable [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 07, 2003 4:12 PM
Subject: RE: Estimating the packet overhead imposed by SSL.
Far from trying to calculate the overhead, I would try finding the
lowest level function call to std::write
Sorry, I don't have much knowledge of the SSL API's. So have to rely on
the
published Standards:
According to http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2246.txt, below is an example of
calculating overhead:
Example: If the block length is 8 bytes, the content length
(TLSCompressed.length) is
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