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(hint: google is your friend) Aleksey On 12/14/14 10:11 AM, Alex Boese wrote: > I'm very thankful for these wonderful libraries that you (and your team) > has created. I'm very interested in creating some tools using the > pythonic bindings for your libraries. Specifically, I'm trying to get > the xml signing to work in order to verify xml document source and > integrity. > > In doing this, I was trying to first create the path of what would be > done using utilities opensll and xmlsec1. So, I'm able to get though > what I'm imagining is the process of creating the public and private pem > certificates. Each seems verifiable through openssl. > > Following that, I take your demo xml document from your site to use, > just to be absolutely certain the xml signature template is correct. > From this document and certs, I'm able to sign an XML document, but I'm > never able to verify that the signature is good...that consistently fails. > > Could I ask for a list of commands using openssl and xmlsec1 that do the > full process of key creation, certs, signature of xml document and > finally xml signature verification? It would help greatly to know what > the documented working process is, so that I can determine whether the > issue is my own mistake (which is probably the greater likelihood), or > something more systemic which could be preventing things from working > correctly. > > Thank you in advance. > > -Alex > _______________________________________________ xmlsec mailing list [email protected] http://www.aleksey.com/mailman/listinfo/xmlsec
