openssl/https

2006-10-15 Thread johan . elmsater

Hi I’m using openssl to access a website, which I have fully succeeded with.

However rescently the code stopped to work, directly after the negotiation
process which seemed to work

I can not do ssl_write, though I get a SOCKET_ERROR.

 

Is it possible that they detect during the negotiation that Openssl is used an
then shuts down the connection, because they only want regular webbrowsers to
access the site?

Any ideas? 

Best Regards

Johan

 



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Re: a simple ca question

2006-10-15 Thread Peter Sylvester

Bernhard Froehlich wrote:

Chong Peng wrote:

guys:

how to tell a root certificate from a non-root certificate? i sthere 
a field in x509 structure for us to tell? thanks.
  
Root certificates are self signed, that is the issuer equals the 
subject in the certificate.

AND the signature can be verified using the public key in that certificate.


Hope it helps,
Ted
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How to implement HTTP authentication,does SSL implement this

2006-10-15 Thread bhanu_rao

Hi all, 
   I want to implement HTTP Authentication using C, so i want to know
that does SSL has any function for implementing HTTP authentication 1.1 or
it is not related to SSL , and if it implement it then want to know which
are those function,
Also can any one tell me how to test error codes and implement HTTP
Authentication 1.1 by using C language
I have find it in JAVA but doesnt know how to do it in C

Thanks in advance

Bhanu

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Re: How to implement HTTP authentication,does SSL implement this

2006-10-15 Thread Kyle Hamilton

HTTP is an application layer protocol.  HTTP can run on top of
SSL/TLS, but SSL/TLS has no knowledge of what the application is doing
(and doesn't try to have it).

If you want C code to do HTTP authentication, you can look at Apache's
mod_proxy module, which has an implementation of an authentication
client.  Apache also has an authentication server.  For more
information, please see http://httpd.apache.org/ .

You're looking, I think, more for a string handling primer than a
plugin library.  There is an excellent FAQ about C posted monthly to
the newsgroup comp.lang.c .  If you have any questions about it, that
newsgroup is probably your best resource.

Good luck!

-Kyle H

On 10/15/06, bhanu_rao [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Hi all,
   I want to implement HTTP Authentication using C, so i want to know
that does SSL has any function for implementing HTTP authentication 1.1 or
it is not related to SSL , and if it implement it then want to know which
are those function,
Also can any one tell me how to test error codes and implement HTTP
Authentication 1.1 by using C language
I have find it in JAVA but doesnt know how to do it in C

Thanks in advance

Bhanu

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