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Samples of X.509 certificates
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| Peter Rals 2004-03-19, 8:54 pm |
| Hello,
does anybody know where I can find simple samples of X.509 certificates? I
would like to create certficates und verify certifate chains, but i am not
sure how to develop certificates, because I don't know which things in a
certficate are important and which things are not important. I have a code
sampel, but it is too complicated to understand. So I try to find simple
samples. My certificate should contain the name of the owner, the name of
the trustcenter, which has signed the certficate, the RSA-key of the owner,
DSA-Key of the owner and the digital sign of the trustcenter. The
certificate should be expandable. I mean I can add additional
information(like: the date, at which the certificate was signed.).
Peter
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| Bill Harrelson 2004-03-19, 8:54 pm |
| You can generate as many samples as you want if you get OpenSSL, or Sun's keytool or keytoolGUI.
Try Googling for any of those.
Peter Rals wrote:
> Hello,
> does anybody know where I can find simple samples of X.509 certificates? I
> would like to create certficates und verify certifate chains, but i am not
> sure how to develop certificates, because I don't know which things in a
> certficate are important and which things are not important. I have a code
> sampel, but it is too complicated to understand. So I try to find simple
> samples. My certificate should contain the name of the owner, the name of
> the trustcenter, which has signed the certficate, the RSA-key of the owner,
> DSA-Key of the owner and the digital sign of the trustcenter. The
> certificate should be expandable. I mean I can add additional
> information(like: the date, at which the certificate was signed.).
>
> Peter
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