| herehere@aussiemail.com.au 2005-05-01, 5:48 pm |
| BiKiKii Admin wrote:
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> Unless OpenSSL in in the root of C:\ or in in the the PATH -
enviroment
> the command will not function.
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> See what Thomas wrote. CD to the directory in which is the OpenSSL
executable.
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> Then at the prompt do the command, it will appear similar to:
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> Prompt>openssl rand -out bananarand.bin 2048
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> Then type or cat the file; output will be similar to:
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> Prompt>cat bananarand.bin
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Hey!
I did have openssl installed in my stunnel directory; I read the Dr.
Who FAQ and it doesn't suggest it. So, I just installed openssl and
ran the
C:\stunnel>openssl rand -out bananarand.bin 2048 cammand
After that command I got this text:
C:\stunnel>openssl rand -out bananarand.bin 2048
Useage: rend [options] num
where options are
-out file -write to file
-engine e -use engine e, possible a hardware divice.
-rand file;file;... -seed PRNG from files
-base 64 -encode output
C:\stunnel>2048
I then tried to use this command with no luck:
C:\stunnel>2048 cd>cat bananarand.bin
Thanks very, very much
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