Re: just curious...

[Scott Klement <tn5250@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Sean,

If you run the following command (from your Fedora box) it should show 
both the CA and server certificate on the screen:

openssl s_client -showcerts -connect myi5.example.com:992

You can then copy/paste the CA certificate (usually the 2nd one in my 
experience) to a file, and use that file with tn5250.

Good luck

Sean Porterfield wrote:
> I upgraded to Fedora 7 and had tn5250 working.  I haven't been able to
> use it for a while, so I updated and recompiled tonight after reading
> this thread.  When it still didn't work, I realized it wasn't tn5250
> causing my problem.  We switched systems, so my ca cert is no longer the
> same.
>
> Anyone have a pointer to how to extract this so I can get back in
> business?  I'm still searching the archives; I'm sure it's in there
> somewhere, as I did it many years ago.
>
> Thanks,
> Sean Porterfield
>
> Scott Klement wrote:
>   
> > There's a README file included with the source code...   but there's not 
> > much to it.  It's just this:
> >
> >     ./configure
> >     make
> >     (as root) make install
> >
> >
> >
> > Shane_Cessna@xxxxxxx wrote:
> >     
> > > Scott,
> > >
> > > I'm installing it via the RPM system...I haven't tried to build it from 
> > > source...I assume there's documentation on how to go about doing it that 
> > > way?...
> > >
> > > Shane Cessna
> > > Senior iSeries Programmer
> > > North American Lighting, Inc.
> > > 217.465.6600 x7776 
> > >
> > >   
> > >       
>
>