Re: smime message with attachments

On Thu, 12 Jan 2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I can tell you how, but you have to have nail. If you can get that I will tell you how I did. Also I don't know about signed, I encrypted mine. That will do. Thnx --

Apache + OpenSSL configuration

Hi friend, I'm new to Apache .. I don't know how to configure apache for different handshake scenarios . I hope there will be some config file where we can change options to work with different scenarios. Please help to configure the configuration file and location of the configuration

Running ssltest -server_auth

Hello wonderful people. I'm trying to use the ssltest program to get some typical server authentication (against a self signed certificate) to work. Whatever I try I just can't seem to get it right, could someone please indicate which steps should be followed to achieve this ? It feels like

Re: www.harryanddavid.com SSL handshake failure error in non-blocking mode.

On Fri, Jan 13, 2006, Krishna M Singh wrote: I remember the SSL stack of Netscape and Firefox are OpenSSL variants. Does this mean the same has been fixed in their stacks or is it handled by the application itself?. Then you remember incorrectly. Netscape and Firefox use NSS which is not

Re: Running ssltest -server_auth

hi.. U need to add ur key file in ur options.. try to include -key ~/privkey.pem lets see what happens then... - samy Alain Damiral [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 13.01.2006 12:34 Please respond to openssl-users@openssl.org To openssl-users@openssl.org cc

Re: Running ssltest -server_auth

Clever ! Not me, you... It did the trick. The private key was so blatantly missing that I feel deeply ashamed. Thank you very much. What now happens is this: Available compression methods: NONE server authentication depth=0 error=18 /C=BE/O=home/CN=alain Error string: self signed

encryption ciphers - Opera problem - Low encryption level warning

Good afternoon, Opera complains with a warning Low encryption level (cf attachment). The key has a 1024 bit public part (tried with 2048 as well) and the protocol listed by openssl s_client (DHE-RSA-AES256-SHA) and by Opera (TLS v1.0 256 bit AES (512 bit DHE_RSA/SHA)) are of excellent quality as

RE: Compiling on Windows x64 for Win64/x64

Hi Andre, I'm not sure if your message has been answered yet, because I just subscribed to the list. I'm compiling a win64 dll on win32, and have the same problem you are having. It appears that the win64 build targets gcc only.. I can work out a patch to make it work on win64 too, but I'd like