diff -r 51a74ef9ed63 -r ae94777fff8f Symbian3/SDK/Source/GUID-1747534D-063A-45B0-8636-E7767F984BB0.dita --- a/Symbian3/SDK/Source/GUID-1747534D-063A-45B0-8636-E7767F984BB0.dita Wed Mar 31 11:11:55 2010 +0100 +++ b/Symbian3/SDK/Source/GUID-1747534D-063A-45B0-8636-E7767F984BB0.dita Fri Jun 11 12:39:03 2010 +0100 @@ -1,30 +1,30 @@ - - - - - -Generating -a Certificate Request -

Create a private key and a self signed certificate as explained -in the Creating a Private -Key and Self Signed Certificate.

- -Run MakeKeys at -the command prompt using the -req option. -

The following is the syntax:

> makekeys -req [-v] [-password <password>] -dname <distinguished-name-string> <private-key-file> <public-key-cert><cert-request-file>The <cert-request-file> must specify -a name for the output certificate request file with .p10 extension.
-

For example,

> makekeys -req -dname "CN=Symbian Foundation Developer O=Symbian Foundation C=GB" HelloWorld.key HelloWorld.cer HelloWorldreq.p10 -

Here, the -dname provides a simple distinguished -name string to the MakeKeys tool. HelloWorld.key is the private -key file and HelloWorld.cer is the public key self-signed -certificate file that were created previously using MakeKeys. Helloworldreq.p10 is -the name of the output certificate request file.

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-
+ + + + + +Generating +a Certificate Request +

Create a private key and a self signed certificate as explained +in the Creating a Private +Key and Self Signed Certificate.

+ +Run MakeKeys at +the command prompt using the -req option. +

The following is the syntax:

> makekeys -req [-v] [-password <password>] -dname <distinguished-name-string> <private-key-file> <public-key-cert><cert-request-file>The <cert-request-file> must specify +a name for the output certificate request file with .p10 extension.
+

For example,

> makekeys -req -dname "CN=Symbian Foundation Developer O=Symbian Foundation C=GB" HelloWorld.key HelloWorld.cer HelloWorldreq.p10 +

Here, the -dname provides a simple distinguished +name string to the MakeKeys tool. HelloWorld.key is the private +key file and HelloWorld.cer is the public key self-signed +certificate file that were created previously using MakeKeys. Helloworldreq.p10 is +the name of the output certificate request file.

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