Is there any way to get an RSA public key in X509 format? By default
RSA pub keys are dumped out in PKCS#1 format but I really need X509.
I know that the C call that's being used to create the public key is
PEM_write_bio_RSAPublicKey and I don't see any reference to
PEM_write_bio_PUBKEY, so I'm guessing somehow converting from one to
the other is my only choice.
So is there some way to use the current APIs to convert from that
PKCS#1 format to X509?
So is there some way to use the current APIs to convert from that
PKCS#1 format to X509?
X509 is the structure used for certificates that contains the
identifying information about the certificate along with the public
key. There is no such thing as a public key in X509 format.
Sometimes people refer to certificates as public key certificates,
because the certificate always has a public key component.
On 9/11/06, snacktime <snacktime@gmail.com> wrote:
X509 is the structure used for certificates that contains the
identifying information about the certificate along with the public
key. There is no such thing as a public key in X509 format.
Sometimes people refer to certificates as public key certificates,
because the certificate always has a public key component.
I guess I used the wrong terminology I meant the key in X509
SubjectPublicKeyInfo, or to be more precise the one that has
-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----
at the top.
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Paul Haddad (paul.haddad@gmail.com paul@pth.com)