RSA and DSA are different types of key formats. They do not imply
protecting the private keywith an encryption algorithm.
If you look at gendsa(1) or genrsa(1), you will see that passphrase
protection is optional to both, and that there a good many choices.
default_md is actually something
Brian A. Seklecki wrote:
RSA and DSA are different types of key formats. They do not imply
protecting the private keywith an encryption algorithm.
If you look at gendsa(1) or genrsa(1), you will see that passphrase
protection is optional to both, and that there a good many choices.
Brian A. Seklecki wrote:
Does anyone know how to specify the encryption cipher used in this
funciton as documented in OpenSSL's genrsa(1)?
Why isn't the encryption method a value in [array configargs] ?
-des|-des3|-idea
These options encrypt the private key with the DES,
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