Hi everyone,
I use ICS HTTPServer via SSL and a Self-Signed certificate (It is OK for
an internal use). One of my customer had to access our Web server from
outside and bought a ceritificate to a Certificate Authority
(GlobalSign) in p7b format.
Could you explain me if I have to convert this f
+ #13#10 + OpenSslPlatForm + #13#10 + OpenSslDir);
SslHttpServer.Start;
end;
GrateFully,
Guillaume ROQUES
<http://www.canyon.fr/>
Le 20:59, Arno Garrels a écrit :
ROQUES Guillaume wrote:
Hi everyone,
I use ICS HTTPServer via SSL and a Self-Signed certificate (It is OK
for
I found 3 certificates : 1 for the domain name
*.mydomain.com, 1 for GlobalSign Domain Validation CA and 1 for
GlobalSign root CA.
Gratefully,
Guillaume ROQUES
<http://www.canyon.fr/>
Le 20:59, Arno Garrels a écrit :
ROQUES Guillaume wrote:
That's confusing description. Di
What client is connecting
when that error happens?
IE 7 to 9 or Firefox
But none ask to add certificate, both say that the site is
unreachablesounds weird I know T_T
Cordialement,
Guillaume ROQUES
<http://www.canyon.fr/>
Le 20:59, Arno Garrels a écrit :
ROQUES Guillaume wrot
SslCAPath := APath;
SslVerifyPeer := False;
end;
And ICS logger says :
15:59:00:703 InitCtx> OpenSSL version: OpenSSL 0.9.8h 28 May 2008
In my self generated certificate, I'd got a RSA Priv key included, but
none here. Did I configure my SSLcontext in the rig
];
If anything help to understand..
Gratefully,
Guillaume ROQUES
<http://www.canyon.fr/>
Le 20:59, Arno Garrels a écrit :
ROQUES Guillaume wrote:
What client is connecting
when that error happens?
IE 7 to 9 or Firefox
But none ask to add certificate, both say that the site is
unrea
So as my customer bought a wildcard certificate, it must include a
private key or do I need to generate one ?
Actually, the problem comes from me or the customer ?
Gratefully,
Guillaume ROQUES
<http://www.canyon.fr/>
Le 20:59, Arno Garrels a écrit :
ROQUES Guillaume wrote:
And ICS
n.
He who ordered the cert should have it.
Best Regards,
Subzero
On Fri, Oct 7, 2011 at 17:43, ROQUES Guillaume
wrote:
So as my customer bought a wildcard certificate, it must include a private
key or do I need to generate one ?
Actually, the problem comes from me or the customer ?
Grate
ivate keys are created during CSR (Certificate Signing Request) creation.
He who ordered the cert should have it.
Best Regards,
Subzero
On Fri, Oct 7, 2011 at 17:43, ROQUES Guillaume
wrote:
So as my customer bought a wildcard certificate, it must include a private
key or do I need to generat
Hi everyone,
I used the RFC1123_Date function in OverbyteIcsHttpSrv.pas to make
header content (as Date, Cache control) but when I searched for it I
found 2 lines that I don't understand.
In THttpConnection.AnswerStreamAcceptRange :
PutStringInSendBuffer ('Last-Modified: ' + RFC1123_Date(
and in THttpConnection.SendDocument(const CustomHeaders : String) :
Header := Header + 'Last-Modified: ' + RFC1123_Date(FLastModified)
+ ' GMT' + #13#10;
'GMT' is always displayed, but is it really the time on the
computer that execute the soft ? Maybe I missed something that's
why I ask you a
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