[pyOpenSSL] CA signing question
Tribaal
tribaal at gmail.com
Tue Nov 20 17:12:25 CET 2007
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Hi List
I'm trying to use your pyOpenSSL python wrapper to sign a .csr with a CA
cerificate, however I don't understand how your code works (most
domcumentation seems to be written with a client-server perspective of
ecrypting communication).
I could find the
> static PyObject *
> crypto_X509_sign(crypto_X509Obj *self, PyObject *args)
function (which seems to be what I'm looking for), but I do not
understand how to instantiate an X509 object - the
load_certificate(type, buffer) method seems to be relevant, but I fail
to supply it with the correct arguments...
Could you please give me a quick pointer? I'll try to gather my
experience in a python script and will send it back to you to use it as
an example in case somebody else needs to sign a certificate with a CA.
Thank you very much for your help - I really appreciate it.
- - Trib'
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