csr

问题 I'm currently working to extract properly each contents in a CSR file's subject. I have here a working snippet, However I got stuck when values have a slash / (ex. CSR content has OrganizationUnit = orgunit/testou) on the values. The way I'm doing to extract the contents is to use regex,split it and push that in a Hash, and throw it back in the front end. See below: sub CSRDecode{ ########################################################################### ################Do Your Validation###

问题 How to implement it in C? openssl req -new -key cert.key -out cert.csr openssl x509 -req -in cert.csr -CA rootCA.crt -CAkey rootCA.key -CAcreateserial -out cert.crt -days 5000 回答1: I hope it is not too late and my answer will help :) I'm providing my solution, which I implemented ~three years ago after researching openssl sources. The generated certs are very simple - review which fields you need and adjust the functions. openssl req -new -key cert.key -out cert.csr is implemented the

问题 I am trying to create a PEM file programmatically from a Certificate Signing Request using Objective-C and the OpenSSL library in an iPhone app. I have generated the CSR (of type X509_REQ *) by following Adria Navarro's answer to this question: Generating an OpenSSL Certificate Signing Request in iOS with Keychain stored keys I've confirmed that the CSR is valid by printing it out to the console. Below is my code for creating the PEM file (CertificateSigningRequest.pem). It ends up creating a

问题 Is it possible to generate a certificate signing request using Java code without using sun.* or com.sun.* packages, and without using an external library? If I need to use a library like BouncyCastle I will look into it, but all my searching so far only shows examples which use sun packages or BouncyCastle and I'd prefer to stick to the raw API if possible. And, what's the best approach to doing this if what I'm trying is not possible? 回答1: I don't think this is possible. Accepting this until

问题 To apply a certificate, first I created a keystore file and then a csr file. Then I pass the csr file to the signing authority to request a certificate. Signing authority provided me the certificate, now I need to import the certificate into keystore file. But unfortunately I have lost the originally generated keystore file, but I have the csr file. My Question: Is there any way to convert/generate the original keystore file from the csr file? Thanks in advance. 回答1: You cannot . The CSR only

问题 I have a RSA 1024 key pair generated using standard call from PKCS#11. I need to generate a PKCS#10 CSR for the public key. MS has the IEnroll4 dll which will allow to raise a CSR using createRequestWStr. The samples indicate that you need to generate a new key pair(a container with 2 objects in MS CAPI) and MS automatically gives the the public key context for csr generation. In my case, I already have a key pair generated using pkcs#11(as 2 objects but no key container). MS dll is not

问题 I'm confused about something in the SSL renewal process using WHM/cPanel for an existing Comodo Extended Validation cert. We have been issued a replacement certificate by Comodo without - I believe - every submitting a CSR for them. I say "I believe" because there are 3 people with access to WHM for this server, but I'm assured that no one has been fiddling in the last year. Does this sound possible? CAN a cert be supplied without a CSR if it's a replacement? I will attempt to get hold of

问题 I'm confused about something in the SSL renewal process using WHM/cPanel for an existing Comodo Extended Validation cert. We have been issued a replacement certificate by Comodo without - I believe - every submitting a CSR for them. I say "I believe" because there are 3 people with access to WHM for this server, but I'm assured that no one has been fiddling in the last year. Does this sound possible? CAN a cert be supplied without a CSR if it's a replacement? I will attempt to get hold of

问题 I have a CSR file and CA keys Thanks 回答1: See the x509 unit tests and the PKI demo in contribs. The latter might need tweaks since it has not been maintained. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2643903/how-to-generate-ca-signed-x509-certificate-by-m2crypto

问题 I am wondering which private key Keychain Access in Mac OS X (Snow Leopard, now Lion) uses. Whenever I create a CSR using that app, it does not even ask for a private key to use. So which one does it use then? I could imagine that it used the selected one, if you've selected one in your certificate list. But generating the request even works when nothing is selected at all or, making sure it's not an "invisible" selection, if the item that's selected is not a private key. Does anyone know?