I was looking for it, but can't find it. Or maybe I'm missing something.
When one's using the cryptoapicert function to use a cert in a token/smart card, it would be nice to be able also to read the CA associated from the same api to avoid to have to manually enter the CA file in the openvpn path.
I would like a function called cryptoapica to assign a CA that is availablethrough the API.
cryptoapicert and ca
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Re: cryptoapicert and ca
have you looked into pkcs?
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Re: cryptoapicert and ca
PKCS has the same ca requirement.
However, even if PKCS is supposed to be more OS agnostic, you need to know which and where is the used pkcs engine. I have played with multiple pkcs engine (including opensc), but I've noticed that many if not most of the proprietary tokens can also communicate with the windows cert store that make a more streamline way of dealing with it.
However, even if PKCS is supposed to be more OS agnostic, you need to know which and where is the used pkcs engine. I have played with multiple pkcs engine (including opensc), but I've noticed that many if not most of the proprietary tokens can also communicate with the windows cert store that make a more streamline way of dealing with it.
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Re: cryptoapicert and ca
I was apparently not aware i need to use openSSL to make a PKCS12 file for the ca /key buy cialis online
anyways in case anyone else is searching later and confused about the cryptoapicert thing
http://www.informit.com/articles/articl ... Num=9&rl=1
is the article that got me going.
anyways in case anyone else is searching later and confused about the cryptoapicert thing
http://www.informit.com/articles/articl ... Num=9&rl=1
is the article that got me going.