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7580
My BSAFE lib has a function which converts a binary string to all ASCII for Web transmission (no blanks, no characters above dec 128), and one that reverses...
Harry Whitehouse
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Mar 1, 1998
11:03 pm
7581
Remove , thanks....
JPI
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Mar 2, 1998
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7582
Michaell (and Jeff, Dave, Craig, Mathew, Scott, James, Kim, Patrick and Jcai -- whew!) -- Thank you ALL for jumping in with such a wide spectrum of answers for...
Harry Whitehouse
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Mar 3, 1998
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7583
Another newbee question... I'm sure there must be a C/C++ WIN32 source pool that will open an X509V2/3 certificate file and parse out the textual, public key,...
Harry Whitehouse
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Mar 4, 1998
6:44 am
7584
remove...
Louwet Johan
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Mar 4, 1998
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7585
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Jianfeng Wu
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Mar 4, 1998
12:28 pm
7586
I looked around 4 or 5 months ago and SSLeay was the only freeware package. Consensus (who put out SSLref) supposedly was to separate out their X509 tools,...
Frank Hurley
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Mar 4, 1998
3:29 pm
7587
... That's called dumpasn1. It'll parse any ASN.1 object, but you'll have to read the appropriate docs (PKCS#1 and 7 for certs) to figure out what all the...
Eric Murray
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Mar 4, 1998
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7588 Volpenhein, Greg B.
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Mar 9, 1998
9:37 pm
7589
Is it possible to import a person's certificate as a file into the Netscape mail client's address book (for the purpose of encrypting email)? I know this can...
Murphy, Carmen (GEIS)
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Mar 11, 1998
9:50 pm
7590
Hi guys, I want to know in what format (such as binary file etc) a CA (particularly Verisign) makes their certificate available to public. Is there any...
sreekantha munnangi
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Mar 12, 1998
6:20 pm
7591
I have already read the SSL3.0 specification and I still have some doubts about the key exchange mechanism. I would like to know what are the circunstances in...
Luciano da Silva Coel...
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Mar 13, 1998
3:14 am
7592
... See http://home.netscape.com/eng/security/certs.html ... have a look into the SSleay sources (http://www.psy.uq.oz.au/~ftp/Crypto/) it used to come with...
Holger Reif
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Mar 14, 1998
11:04 pm
7593
Hi there!! I'm beginning to trace the SLL byte traffic (using SocketSpy) as I access a simple ISAPI DLL. Two immediate questions have come up: 1. The is IIS...
Harry Whitehouse
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Mar 15, 1998
2:38 am
7594 Dr. Andreas Greulich
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Mar 17, 1998
5:18 pm
7595
Hi I can offer to you an alternative solution by using our CypherMatrix product. It can act in the configuration you mentioned as a message switch to forward...
Strate Andreas
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Mar 18, 1998
1:33 pm
7596
Hi, Does anybody know about a difference in the SSL implementation between Microsoft AND Netscape which could result in crashing the Netscape browser (version...
Ronald van Kuijk
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Mar 18, 1998
6:48 pm
7597
... The ServerKeyExchange message with RSA params must be sent when the key in the server certificate is a signing-only key or when the server key is >512 bit...
Patrick Eisenacher
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Mar 19, 1998
12:54 am
7598
Hi, NOT THE SAME MESSAGE AS BEFORE: This messag contains additional info below the ----- Does anybody know about a difference in the SSL implementation between...
Ronald van Kuijk
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Mar 19, 1998
11:20 am
7599
I would like to find an SSL enabled LDAP client. The client should be user friendly and be able to read all attributes in entries and support entering,...
Bill Price
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Mar 20, 1998
10:00 pm
7600
Have you tried the Directory server gateway that is part of the Directory server. This runs as part of an HTTP server which can be SSL enabled and allows you...
Ronald van Kuijk
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Mar 22, 1998
4:33 pm
7601
The HTTP gateway would be ok if it: 1) Used the user's certificate to bind to the directory (for access control) 2) Would allow viewing of objects and...
Bill Price
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Mar 23, 1998
4:57 am
7602
In my study of SSL Protocol, I built a "little" server listening on 443 port. Expecting to receive a CLIENT_HELLO message, I connected the Netscape...
Luciano da Silva Coel...
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Apr 4, 1998
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7603
I am using SSLRef 3.0 on Windows NT 4.0 and I have a question about sending/receiving of data using SSLWrite/SSLRead. I have a client/server app that passes...
Ashish Bisarya
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Apr 10, 1998
9:32 pm
7604
We encountered the similar problem before, the workarounds would be: (1) Use asynchronous read (non-blocking) instead of synchronous io, you have to...
Weilan Wu
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Apr 10, 1998
9:44 pm
7605
... Netscape starts by sending an SSL 2 client hello, just in case it's talking to an SSL 2 server. - Tim Tim Dierks - Software Haruspex - tim@... ...
Tim Dierks
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Apr 10, 1998
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7606 Brian von Kraus
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Apr 11, 1998
1:13 am
7607
Hi, We are using the SSL servers on Netscape Enterprise Server for transferring Secure date like personal credential information & so on. My question is this: ...
Vosudevan
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Apr 13, 1998
5:03 am
7608
First, check the Netscape web site for SSL details - they came-up with the original implementation - then check out the rfc.... ... -- --Peter-- ...
Peter Smith
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Apr 13, 1998
6:04 am
7609
Hi Vosudevan, The basics for trust is the Certificate Authority (CA). If both sides trust that authority, in that case Verisign, than it is assumed that the...
Amir
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Apr 13, 1998
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