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Many thanks Rumen! Actually I came across many error notifications during |
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self certificate generation under Windows 2003 with openssl. As this is |
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the gentoo maillist, I will not and should not paste the detailed error |
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messages here:) |
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So I just want to bypass this step under Win, letting linux take this task |
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over. I do not know whether there will be some underlying conflict in doing |
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this. |
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Also, I will study what you provide me carefully. Thanks a lot! |
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You will when you BELIEVE. |
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Buffalo Dickens |
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2007/3/29, Rumen Yotov <rumen@××××××.org>: |
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> On Thu, 29 Mar 2007 15:44:20 +0800 |
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> "Buffalo Dickens" <zwmaillist@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> > Hi all! I am not familiar with openssl at all. Here I got a problem. |
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> > My Windows 2003 can not (or I can not) accomplish the task of |
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> > generating a private key file and a csr file. That holds up my |
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> > process of going on with authentication between it and other host |
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> > servers. |
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> > I wonder if gentoo linux is able to help finish this step for Win? I |
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> > mean, using openssl under gentoo to generate a whole set of private |
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> > key and certificate and transferring them to Win host for its use. I |
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> > do not know whether that is feasible. Any suggestion will be |
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> > appreciated! Thank you! |
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> Hi, |
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> IMO any linux can do this, you only need openssl (which is BTW also |
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> available for Windows, IIRC). |
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> Google for the concrete commands (generate a self-signed certificate). |
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> Or better try "openca.org" to do the work for you ;) |
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> HTH. Rumen |
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