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How to generate key file #6

Closed jimpnet closed 6 years ago

jimpnet commented 7 years ago

How can I generate the key file for the private key in the atecc08 without destroying it if the slot containing the private key is not locked?

agostrer commented 7 years ago

Hi Jim,

Sorry for the delay, I am on vacation. There is a way to remove the passphrase from a real private key in openssl. Just use it with this fake key. I think there is a way to create a new key file without regenerating the key in the hardware. But I do not remember;(. I can try to look for it but it will be after July 15th. For now try to check examples. Let me know if you'll still have this problem - I will search for the solution (once I am back to the office).

Regards, Alex

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jimpnet commented 6 years ago

Thanks a lot Alex. I got things working well enough for my needs.

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On Fri, Jul 7, 2017 at 6:33 PM, agostrer notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi Jim,

Sorry for the delay, I am on vacation. There is a way to remove the passphrase from a real private key in openssl. Just use it with this fake key. I think there is a way to create a new key file without regenerating the key in the hardware. But I do not remember;(. I can try to look for it but it will be after July 15th. For now try to check examples. Let me know if you'll still have this problem - I will search for the solution (once I am back to the office).

Regards, Alex

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agostrer commented 6 years ago

Great. I am back to the town. Let me know if you have more questions.

Regards, Alex

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On Jul 20, 2017, at 6:48 AM, Jim notifications@github.com wrote:

Thanks a lot Alex. I got things working well enough for my needs.

Jim McClure Staff Software Engineer

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On Fri, Jul 7, 2017 at 6:33 PM, agostrer notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi Jim,

Sorry for the delay, I am on vacation. There is a way to remove the passphrase from a real private key in openssl. Just use it with this fake key. I think there is a way to create a new key file without regenerating the key in the hardware. But I do not remember;(. I can try to look for it but it will be after July 15th. For now try to check examples. Let me know if you'll still have this problem - I will search for the solution (once I am back to the office).

Regards, Alex

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