Right,
I've got to the point where I can happily generate keys and sign
data. Hurrah! Now all I need to do is find a way to store keys.
Looking in the rsa.h file you can see the structure is as follows:
struct rsa_st
{
/* The first parameter is used to pickup errors where
I've got to the point where I can happily generate keys and sign
data. Hurrah! Now all I need to do is find a way to store keys.
look at the d2i and i2d functions declared in rsa.h
In general, for any complicated structure you need to serialize (also
known as flattening or marshalling
On Wed, Oct 25, 2000 at 08:00:52PM -0400, Hugh Mandeville wrote:
hello,
i'm writing an SSL client whose transport isn't socket based, so i am using
a BIO pair to manage the I/O.
on one end of the BIO pair is the SSL BIO (ssl_bio) and on the other end the
Client BIO (client_io).
Ricardo Stella wrote:
RTFM :). Seriously, you are being prompted for the cert's passphrase.
You need to remove the encrypted passphrase from the cert, then try
again.
It helps to be precise, though -- it's the private key that is
protected with the passphrase -- there's almost never a
Hello,
We are using OpenSSL version 0.9.5a for a project and have noticed some
errors connecting to any of our HTTPS:// sites with IE4.0. We can use the
same machine with the same version browser and connect to several other https:
sites. One thought was what version of SSL is being sent to
I ran into
this on a solaris 2.6 system it is caused by solaris not including a
/dev/random and /dev/urandom random number generator. There is a
solaris patch called sunsit (i think)that you can download from sunsolve
or you can install an open source random number generator (there are
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OK, a couple of questions
1) I am making a fairly well optimised port of some hashing tools from
OpenSSL available as a nice "slick" application for the Macintosh... I was
thinking of using some of the graphics from your website. [Any font
data/base images you guys might have would be nice
Hello:
I'm still learning SSL. I still do no understand how does or if
SSL/TSL prevents from a "man in the middle" attack. If the certificates
are good, no problem. But, how does a client, or what must I do for a
client to check the validity of a certificate, even a signed one from a
trusted
Darío Mariani wrote:
Hello:
I'm still learning SSL. I still do no understand how does or if
SSL/TSL prevents from a "man in the middle" attack. If the certificates
are good, no problem. But, how does a client, or what must I do for a
client to check the validity of a certificate, even a
Hi all,
I'm having what seems to be a strange problem. I have code to encrypt some text using
blowfish, and corresponding code to decrypt it. This works on compiler A: I can
encrypt some text, and then decrypt the encrypted data correctly. This also works on
compiler B: again I can have
Hi, all:
I am just start learning OpenSSL and I have just
download the OpenSSL and installed it on a
Linux(Redhat 6.0) box. The openssl is installed in the
default directory (/usr/local/ssl).
But it seems that the compiler can not find the
include directory of the openssl so it can not find
the
Bill Klein wrote:
Hi all,
I'm having what seems to be a strange problem. I have code to encrypt some text
using blowfish, and corresponding code to decrypt it. This works on compiler A: I can
encrypt some text, and then decrypt the encrypted data correctly. This also works on
compiler B:
Hi there,
There appeared to a glitch on the openssl.org server a day or two ago,
showing how "/var" is much like a good compiler - you generally only
notice its existence when it's failing. :-)
Anyways, mail sent since the list stopped distributing has been buffered
and is now spewing out to
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