On Thu, Nov 13, 2008 at 10:31 AM, Mario Chacon
Hello, I am me again, sorry to bother you but I cannot get it work. Can you help me please??
I'll bite -- where specifically is it failing for you? Key-generation via OpenSSL? Or using the generated keys from within boost? Note that I don't have direct experience with the asio library in boost yet, but I have a reasonable working experience with OpenSSL and OpenSSH. Reading through the page, the only place that I can see a problem is creating a symlink to the public key. Running "openssl x509 -hash -fingerprint -noout -in client-public.pem" will print out something like this: 87ce5d98 SHA1 Fingerprint=99:37:E4:29:FE:C4:18:FF:B0:67:1C:63:85:59:13:1A:87:C6:C7:F7 That first line is that has, so you need to replace "hash" in the instructions with whatever that value is, I think: ln -s client-public.pem 87ce5d98.0 (rather than "ln -s client-public.pem hash.0", which won't give the expected results). Or maybe you were already doing this, and are having problems with boost? Cheers Oliver