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I need to obtain an CSR to complete order for SSL with godaddy.com. I have windows 2012 running in Amazon AWS instance. Server is Express.js. Domain is pointed to that instance IP, and all works fine I suppose I have to create that key from console or something similar. Issue here is I have never done that, and I do no have place for mistake at all. How would I go about it? jww I need to obtain an CSR... How would I go about it [creating a CSR]? Since you are on Windows, I would download and install Shining Light's Win32 OpenSSL . Its a prebuilt OpenSSL for the Windows platform. Then, I would

I want to read the contents of a CSR in C#. However, I haven't found any way to do it in C#. What I've found was the namespace System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates , but it only handles existing certificates, not certificate requests. Can anyone give me an hint about it? Thanks in advance. There is a way, the CertEnroll library which comes with Windows (although I can't say how far back it's been there) allows you to load certificate requests and have them parsed. First you need to import a reference to the CERTENROLLLib COM library into your project. This will create a CERTENROLLLib

I am trying to generate Certificate Signing Request with UTF-8 subject. $ openssl req -utf8 -nodes -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout my.private_key.pem -out my.csr.pem -text Generating a 2048 bit RSA private key ......................................................................................................................................................................+++ ......+++ writing new private key to 'my.private_key.pem' ----- You are about to be asked to enter information that will be incorporated into your certificate request. What you are about to enter is what is called a

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 blank file (0 bytes and no text). Am I doing something wrong, such that it is not able to write to the

I need to setup https for multiple domians xxxx.com xxxx.net (with single common certificate) CA where we buying certificate ask to create Certificate Signing Request (CSR), but when I'm generating it with openssl - it asks only for one name how to make one CSR for multiple domains ? Bruno Avoid certificates with multiple CNs (as suggested in comments), that's not how the specifications ( RFC 2818 and RFC 6125 ) say it should work and, although it may work in some clients applications, it will usually fail. From RFC 2818 : If a subjectAltName extension of type dNSName is present, that MUST be

How can you generate a CSR without requiring user input, such as to generate CSRs from within an application? Pass the subject via the "-subj" argument: openssl req -new -key <private key file> -out <CSR output file> -subj "/C=<Country Name>/ST=<State>/L=<Locality Name>/O=<Organization Name>/CN=<Common Name>" Note that if you want to have OpenSSL build the subject string for you, you can create the CSR as you normally would, and then execute the command to self-sign it. A perfectly formatted subject line will be echoed-out at the top ("subject="): openssl x509 -req -days 365 -in server.csr