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Da: Pluto <pluto@pizzaservice.de>
A: apache-ssl@lists.aldigital.co.uk <apache-ssl@lists.aldigital.co.uk>
Data: sabato 30 maggio 1998 17.50
Oggetto: Re: [apache-ssl] Cannot validate User for mailing
>
> Before you generate a cert you have to state the type in the ssleay.cnf.
>It's a bitstring where each bit is a flag for a valid use of the generated
>cert. Quoted from Netscape:
>
> Bit 0 - SSL Client
> Bit 1 - SSL Server
> Bit 2 - S/MIME (this is what seem to be amiss)
> Bit 3 - Object signing
> Bit 4 - Reserved
> Bit 5 - SSL CA
> Bit 6 - S/MIME CA
> Bit 7 - Object signing CA
>
> Add all ya need (00000101) and convert to hex (0x05). This should do the
>trick.
>
What is the ssleay.cnf keyword? Where I must state the type?.
Thank You
Michele