Hello Denis,
I've tried all EC curves: prime256v1, secp384r1, and secp521r1.
But still I get the same error message.
Not sure what is missing and where I'm making a mistake.
Please help me figure this out.
Thank you.
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Hello Dennis,
I'm trying now concept with Server, Reponse-proxy and Client.
Bewlo the commands :-
Sever:- ./uftp -M 232.X.X.X -R 99999 -B 7355555 -p 9094 -t 10 (path)
Response Proxy:- ./uftpproxyd -r -t 10 -e sect163k1 -d -M 232.X.X.X -C (Clientfile_list) B 7355555 -p 9094
Client:- ./uftpd -B 7355555 -S (Serverfile_list) -R (Response-proxy IP) -p 9094 -d -D /tmp/dir1 -T /tmp/dir2
Server-->> Response-Proxy it works fine.
Response-Proxy to Client, it dosen't work.
Running cmd in Client:-
Say, Sent KEY_REQ to (Response-proxy IP):9094
Runing cmd in Response proxy:-
Recieved KEY_REQ from (Client IP)
error exporting public key
Please let me know where the mistake took place or what changes has to be done.
Vincent,
It could be a problem with the EC curve type you're using. Try prime256v1 instead.
Regards,
Dennis
Hello Denis,
I've tried all EC curves: prime256v1, secp384r1, and secp521r1.
But still I get the same error message.
Not sure what is missing and where I'm making a mistake.
Please help me figure this out.
Thank you.
I tried removing -e, I still the same error.
Is it something I have to generate a public key and store it in a location?
what does ot require to export a public key, from where does the publick key get exported?
Help me an example of how does a public key looks like.