From: Angel S. <xt...@am...> - 2004-09-17 03:02:26
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Colin McCormack wrote: >For what it's worth, > >sampleapps/ca/ contains a working facility to generate a server >certificate and kick off https server on the fly. > >On Wed, 2004-09-15 at 13:31, Angel Sosa wrote: > > >>>> Would you be able to supply a complete sample of a literal >>>>openssl.cnf configuration file, literal instructions to generate the >>>>keys, self signed certs, requests and root CA? Please assume that I am signi >>>> >>>> >>> ng >>> >>> >>>>my own certs. And finally any changes that need to be made to match the >>>>openssl.cnf and the tclhttpd.rc configuration file. I have tried >>>>various examples to no avail. I have also used the TLS tcl package piece >>>>to other sites and it works just fine. I have followed the example in >>>>your readme that is included with the CD of your latest book. But to no >>>>avail when it comes to SSL as it relates to TclHttpd. >>>> >>>> Colin, Thanks for your help! I did get the SSL portion to work with Mr. Welch last set of instructions. In reference to your suggestion: I do see the sampleapps/ directory underneath tclhttpd3.5.1/ . But I did not find the ca/ subdirectory. These are the directories directly underneath sampleapps/ addnode/ ddehack/ login_cookie/ session/ sunscript/ bugdb/ kit_forms/ mkweb/ sendsock/ snmp/ upload/ I also searched from the root of the source directory "tclhttpd3.5.1/" I will look further. Thanks Again. From: Angel Sosa xt...@am... |