unable generate server.key using openssl /dev/urandom on Redhat 4 AS
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unable generate server.key using openssl /dev/urandom on Redhat 4 AS
Guys. Need your help to resolve my problems. I'am now trying to register verisign ssl cert. My problems is i was unable to generate server.key on my Redhat 4 AS update 6 64bit. below are the command i type given by verisign
nothing was created and the process seems taking too long. I'd to kill the process to stop it. Anyone please help me. When I do Top, the openssl procss running at 90-98% of cpu load.
PID USER PR NI %CPU TIME+ %MEM VIRT RES SHR S COMMAND
11918 root 25 0 89.2 1:35.48 0.4 3804 1088 896 R openssl
6135 root 15 0 6.7 2:18.63 7.0 40812 17m 5456 S X
I'm using Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS release 4 (Nahant Update 6). I can generate the key using 'openssl genrsa -out file.key' but i'm not sure if the key is strong or not.
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