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Re: [Perl-openssl-users] c_rehash

[Youri W. <tet...@gm...>]

Uhum excuse me, I got it going, wasn't realizing that it was a directory
that was needed as input.
Sorry for bothering.

Youri

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Youri Westerman <tet...@gm...>
Date: Wed, Feb 29, 2012 at 6:03 PM
Subject: c_rehash
To: per...@li...


Hello All,

My question is pretty straight forward, but I've been searching for hours
now and I can't seem to find an answer somewhere.
I would like to use c_rehash to make a hash-based symlink to a .pem file.
But somehow I cannot figure out how to do this, I've tried running c_rehash
whilst in the directory containing the file, but that leaves me nowhere.
Furthermore c_rehash does not give any output of whatsoever, no file, no
text nothing...
Does someone know what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks in advance,

Youri

[Perl-openssl-users] c_rehash

[Youri W. <tet...@gm...>]

Hello All,

My question is pretty straight forward, but I've been searching for hours
now and I can't seem to find an answer somewhere.
I would like to use c_rehash to make a hash-based symlink to a .pem file.
But somehow I cannot figure out how to do this, I've tried running c_rehash
whilst in the directory containing the file, but that leaves me nowhere.
Furthermore c_rehash does not give any output of whatsoever, no file, no
text nothing...
Does someone know what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks in advance,

Youri

[Perl-openssl-users] [cpan][patch]Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA doesn't work on Perl 5.14.0

[Fuji, G. <g.p...@gm...>]

Hi, Ian.

I found that Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA doesn't pass the tests on Perl 5.14.0
because of RT#65947
https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=65947
This ticket also suggests a resolution on which I have written a patch.

This module is important because OAuth::Lite depends on it. Can you
please review my patch?

-- 
Fuji, Goro (@__gfx__)

[Perl-openssl-users] Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA Signing

[Florian, C. W <cha...@ci...>]

Hello,

I am successful in using Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA to generate keys and sign a message (string) in perl.  I am also able to verify said message.  However, since the signature is a perl binary object, I cannot see how it is possible to send this signature outside of the original script (i.e. append the signature to the message so the recipient can validate it using the public key).  Is there a way to convert the binary representation to text and back again?  I've found some examples that use pack and unpack.  However I am not having any luck.

Thanks and regards,
Chad Florian
VP / Senior Systems Analyst
Technology Infrastructure - Citi
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Re: [Perl-openssl-users] Problem with method: new_private_key of perl module: Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA

[Ian R. <ian...@gm...>]

Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA does not currently support DES3-encrypted keys.  There
is no reason in principle that it couldn't, but adding support will involve
figuring out how to deal with the passphrase.  Some applications will want
to use openssl's support for reading the passphrase directly from the
keyboard, but others will want to allow for passing it in as a perl
variable.

On Wed, Jul 28, 2010 at 8:53 AM, piet paaltjens <eco...@ya...> wrote:

> Hi,
>
>
> i try to use method: new_private_key to create a new rsa object. I do this
> by passing new_private_key a string (8192 bytes long) that comes from a
> keyfile that has been generated using: openssl genrsa -des3 -out <file>.pem
> 1024. The  string that is read succesfully from the keyfile looks like this:
>
>
> -----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
> Proc-Type: 4,ENCRYPTED
> DEK-Info: DES-EDE3-CBC,51B821DDF2B50ECC
>
> dGqykqNSJefyHiZ2B+sFfMXDKvP4qbZMh9BDRfuzwFKyLdYlB+JaEQXKOUu5j9tQ
> szpKI5eSjYg+1RytR/L8EI5US9cW3eh23xl+fcqC3zT8+xrCeUzfG1kvK0AwUHoj
> MFVHzmlL8GXMEQtb/O2sFBMLNSgF9ajw30I1ZK8OMpdwKe1NP3X0FY0RiQykrZqA
> O+EAW6F8NZ96imXCWb7ZLYiVlazgW3l5HUlFoeBseF0Doo6VOx/W3BvGkjiJnunu
>
> ....
>
> 6Q3n3+whixrLA5BdduT3U9Fg/2U/64rcAayieekxEgybCYY1aWONE6k94B8hlz1/
> ek2jYVDuIXmtGTpmDCqHJ56hF5e4AFI2ywfO5Bmk7bb7G85cp5xXXZKMlB6xpD06
> IKT1rJTHKzkL54ZnwOtya+KuOo+++4xzAKwwQUsy1Sktb6TkkEHKCQ==
> -----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
>
>
> However when I pass this string to method new_private_key it tells me:
> RSA.xs:178: OpenSSL error: unsupported encryption at test_openssl_crypt.plline 23.
>
>
> Does this mean I cannot use a DES3 encrypted keyfile in module:
> Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA? Or do I make a silly mistake?
>
>
> I work on CentOS 5.5 with perl 5.8.8 and openssl 0.9.8e and have installed
> the latest version of Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA from CPAN.
>
> The OpenSSL software installed supports the DES3 option.
>
>
> Any helpful reply is most appreciated.
>
>
> P.S. I've attached a rough test script.
>
>
> Piet
>
>

[Perl-openssl-users] des/aes encrypting the private keys

[Pedro F. A. (U. <for...@un...>]

Hi,

I would like to be able to store private RSA keys
encrypted, but I have tried des, des3 and aes128
encryption and Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA always croaks
with:

RSA.xs:178: OpenSSL error: unsupported encryption at myprog.pl line 104

when doing

 Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA->new_private_key($pem[0])

(it does not fail when the key is not encrypted, though).

Thanks,

Pedro.


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[Perl-openssl-users] Fw: Question(s) about errors when using Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA

[piet p. <eco...@ya...>]

I have a question about the following (no production) code:
#!/usr/bin/perl
#

use strict;

use Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA;
use iDEALProces;

use constant KEYTYPE => "RSA1";

my ($cert,$connector,$data,$keyfile,$keytype,$pkey,$plain,$rsa,$test);

$keyfile = 'localhost_des3.pem';
print STDOUT ("File $keyfile exists!\n")        if (-e $keyfile);
print STDOUT ("File $keyfile contains text.\n") if (-T $keyfile);
print STDOUT ("File $keyfile is binary.\n")     if (-B $keyfile);

$connector = iDEALProces->new();
$connector->iDEALConnector();

$pkey = $connector->_openReadKeyFile($keyfile,'priv');
print STDOUT ("pkey= $pkey\n") if (-T $keyfile);
$rsa = Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA->new_private_key($pkey);
$plain = $rsa->decrypt($pkey);
print STDOUT ("Private key= $plain\n");
$rsa->DESTROY;
#
# The code of _openReadKeyFile is this:
#
sub
 _openReadKeyFile
{
  my ($self,$keyfile,$type) = @_;
  my ($lc_type,$success,$key,$key_path_file);

  print STDOUT ("Entering: _openReadKeyFile\n");
#
# For testing purposes this is not used, yet.
#
#  $key_path_file = SECURE_PATH;
#  $key_path_file = $key_path_file . '/' .$keyfile;
  $key_path_file = $keyfile;
  print STDOUT ("key_path_file= $key_path_file\n");

  $lc_type = lc($type);
  print STDOUT ("lc_type= $lc_type\n");
  
  $success = open (KEYFILE,'< :raw',$key_path_file) if (-B $key_path_file);
  $success = open (KEYFILE,'<',$key_path_file)      if (-T $key_path_file);
  print STDOUT ("success= $success\n");
  unless ( $success) 
  {
    if ($lc_type eq 'priv')
    {
      $self->_log( TRACE_ERROR, "Private key file [" . SECURE_PATH . "/" . $keyfile . "] could not be found.");
      $self->_setError(ING_ERROR_PRIVKEY_INVALID, "Could not find private key.",
 IDEAL_PRV_STATUS_FOUTMELDING );
    }
    elsif($lc_type eq 'cert')
    {
      $self->_log( TRACE_ERROR, "Certificate file [" . SECURE_PATH . "/" . $keyfile . "] could not be found." );
      $self->_setError(ING_ERROR_INVALID_SIGNCERT, "Platform signature could not be verified", IDEAL_PRV_STATUS_FOUTMELDING );
    }
    return 0; 
  }
  
  read (KEYFILE, $key, 8192);
  print STDOUT ("key read\n");
  close (KEYFILE);  

  return $key;
}


When a key file is generated using: openssl genrsa -des3 -out localhost_des3.pem -passout pass:<some password> 1024 and this file is used in: test_openssl_crypt.pl it tells me: RSA.xs:178: OpenSSL error: unsupported encryption at test_openssl.pl line 23.

This is the contents of file: localhost_des3.pem

pkey= -----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
Proc-Type: 4,ENCRYPTED
DEK-Info:
 DES-EDE3-CBC,27AB1F7A538516A0

IlKGUixELqbNUghgA2SherRE7O7f0IZP53Vq1x0rEBnbui+j+qGx6gE7q+EkhZ3Z
sfMzXxEogEOfI3k1HYJXv/FXG+y4vtu8GuT9oqeCxOas/hGnDnVE1+W9P+4SU4Bh...
...C6zJUVB+HvlLNqWHl4gKzr/60Egpx2Nyi2FkUNBXomXgqgO2Hwzrg5pK/s2zURey
A+NQ9Mof1pDR7+civjRENrUjybvEl+KWrLnowD45ov+80FgaTQ09F87aJnj9+k1U
YSQWScGAjZn14efw8Q21mYpGi2QhpQRag12yo3LIb2wgYQgBBWqMxA==
-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----


When key file
 localhost_des3.pem is converted using: openssl rsa -in localhost_des3.pem -out localhost_des3_b.pem -outform DER and this file is used in: test_opensssl_crypt.pl it tells me: RSA.xs:178: OpenSSL error: no start line at test_openssl.pl line 23.

I installed the latest version of Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA and work with openssl 0.9.8e!

Can you tell me where my fault(s) lie(s)?

What I need is this:

1) read the private key from a pem file, create an sha1 digest of some data and sign this data with this key
2) read the public key from a certificate file and verify some data using this public key and a signature

I suspect it is possible to do this using this module: Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA or is it (not)?

Any help is much appreciated!
Thanks in advance, Piet.




      


      

[Perl-openssl-users] Question(s) about errors when using Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA

[piet p. <eco...@ya...>]

#!/usr/bin/perl
#

use strict;

use Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA;
use iDEALProces;

use constant KEYTYPE => "RSA1";

my ($cert,$connector,$data,$keyfile,$keytype,$pkey,$plain,$rsa,$test);

$keyfile = 'localhost_des3.pem';
print STDOUT ("File $keyfile exists!\n")        if (-e $keyfile);
print STDOUT ("File $keyfile contains text.\n") if (-T $keyfile);
print STDOUT ("File $keyfile is binary.\n")     if (-B $keyfile);

$connector = iDEALProces->new();
$connector->iDEALConnector();

$pkey = $connector->_openReadKeyFile($keyfile,'priv');
print STDOUT ("pkey= $pkey\n") if (-T $keyfile);
$rsa = Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA->new_private_key($pkey);
$plain = $rsa->decrypt($pkey);
print STDOUT ("Private key= $plain\n");
$rsa->DESTROY;
#
# The code of _openReadKeyFile is this:
#
sub _openReadKeyFile
{
  my ($self,$keyfile,$type) = @_;
  my ($lc_type,$success,$key,$key_path_file);

  print STDOUT ("Entering: _openReadKeyFile\n");
#
# For testing purposes this is not used, yet.
#
#  $key_path_file = SECURE_PATH;
#  $key_path_file = $key_path_file . '/' .$keyfile;
  $key_path_file = $keyfile;
  print STDOUT ("key_path_file= $key_path_file\n");

  $lc_type = lc($type);
  print STDOUT ("lc_type= $lc_type\n");
  
  $success = open (KEYFILE,'< :raw',$key_path_file) if (-B $key_path_file);
  $success = open (KEYFILE,'<',$key_path_file)      if (-T $key_path_file);
  print STDOUT ("success= $success\n");
  unless ( $success) 
  {
    if ($lc_type eq 'priv')
    {
      $self->_log( TRACE_ERROR, "Private key file [" . SECURE_PATH . "/" . $keyfile . "] could not be found.");
      $self->_setError(ING_ERROR_PRIVKEY_INVALID, "Could not find private key.", IDEAL_PRV_STATUS_FOUTMELDING );
    }
    elsif($lc_type eq 'cert')
    {
      $self->_log( TRACE_ERROR, "Certificate file [" . SECURE_PATH . "/" . $keyfile . "] could not be found." );
      $self->_setError(ING_ERROR_INVALID_SIGNCERT, "Platform signature could not be verified", IDEAL_PRV_STATUS_FOUTMELDING );
    }
    return 0; 
  }
  
  read (KEYFILE, $key, 8192);
  print STDOUT ("key read\n");
  close (KEYFILE);  

  return $key;
}


When a key file is generated using: openssl genrsa -des3 -out localhost_des3.pem -passout pass:<some password> 1024 and this file is used in: test_openssl_crypt.pl it tells me: RSA.xs:178: OpenSSL error: unsupported encryption at test_openssl.pl line 23.

This is the contents of file: localhost_des3.pem

pkey= -----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
Proc-Type: 4,ENCRYPTED
DEK-Info: DES-EDE3-CBC,27AB1F7A538516A0

IlKGUixELqbNUghgA2SherRE7O7f0IZP53Vq1x0rEBnbui+j+qGx6gE7q+EkhZ3Z
sfMzXxEogEOfI3k1HYJXv/FXG+y4vtu8GuT9oqeCxOas/hGnDnVE1+W9P+4SU4Bh
5zBpr50bURKqZy3qISWUEOC8eU4avyibmdW0vLHsSSrLb3MhyfsgDpKd0Mct780U
ehRgU0pW9OYZdET66/s5zWK/U0QLvn7mBRfZK2D3OrESDb4RnqKfgmmnljiCh0tv
OoZ6kUlL7xQnrQDprL23Ng+P2MB6nPKh44d0TZ24paKwUhLhVzGiezsazoXIzrEO
xX/QCVsUjjsIQnSHwPvdz3KLukMEZVVnzzVKJPaESipU5OqdydecONHWcu29EdUo
ck59C0yHz16gd9iQFkwBrsJK+5FO0ZPA60V14+BqJsr1NmPgfmk4AjMaw5EUVwMm
X77IbS2ExWozZMl5AeWYsakELt/IKWt7nCixHXwzxdoO5ei4KOKfutFsWdVEueuG
R+ZbHxdqk1yOG+oKDLyp6b4morx2yQIKY3bF6Jq727s1r/E2VzzvISJRXbIBHsZQ
BwhjXfOKPHMs1jf32+Qo8TOj/ZJWzgPPzVkCN4tg1ebA0ImMExi0GlULKEsjKK8Q
C6zJUVB+HvlLNqWHl4gKzr/60Egpx2Nyi2FkUNBXomXgqgO2Hwzrg5pK/s2zURey
A+NQ9Mof1pDR7+civjRENrUjybvEl+KWrLnowD45ov+80FgaTQ09F87aJnj9+k1U
YSQWScGAjZn14efw8Q21mYpGi2QhpQRag12yo3LIb2wgYQgBBWqMxA==
-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----


When key file localhost_des3.pem is converted using: openssl rsa -in localhost_des3.pem -out localhost_des3_b.pem -outform DER and this file is used in: test_opensssl_crypt.pl it tells me: RSA.xs:178: OpenSSL error: no start line at test_openssl.pl line 23.

I installed the latest version of Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA and work with openssl 0.9.8e!

Can you tell me where my fault(s) lie(s)?

What I need is this:

1) read the private key from a pem file, create an sha1 digest of some data and sign this data with this key
2) read the public key from a certificate file and verify some data using this public key and a signature

I suspect it is possible to do this using this module: Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA or is it (not)?

Any help is much appreciated!
Thanks in advance, Piet.




      

[Perl-openssl-users] CVE-2009-0129 and bug 2545158

[Klaus H. <kh...@us...>]

Hi,

today I was made aware of CVE-2009-0129 and the discussion at the Debian
BTS http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=511519.

IMHO, the proposed patch (submitted to sourceforge as bug 2545158) looks
reasonable enough and before adopting this patch for the package
security/p5-Crypt-OpenSSL-DSA in pkgsrc I wanted to ask why it has
not been integrated in CVS?

ciao
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Getting a failure in test 63, and don't know what to do to test further.

when running "make test" I get:

t/rsa.......ok 1/63# Failed test 63 in t/rsa.t at line 150  
t/rsa.......NOK 63#  t/rsa.t line 150 is: ok(!$@);  
t/rsa.......FAILED test 63  
        Failed 1/63 tests, 98.41% okay
Failed Test Stat Wstat Total Fail  Failed  List of Failed
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
t/rsa.t                   63    1   1.59%  63
Failed 1/3 test scripts, 66.67% okay. 1/137 subtests failed, 99.27% okay.


that call / line in the test script is running (with previous line):

eval { Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA::Subpackage->generate_key(256); };
ok(!$@);


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her face towards him, with her very thoughts seemed to the
village people to two of which i was told represented nadir
and find her shoes also by the side of the line ?.  

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The unseen voices: bless ye the lord! Praise him so great
and so wonderful and to know all about we could have been
vexed by anything at such a said rhoda uneasily, for mrs
dorothy had translated and abandoned his prudence. He turned
on his enemy.