Re: How to create signed crypto message (p7m)
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Date: 11/18/05
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Date: 17 Nov 2005 15:15:22 -0800
Leonid,
Is your question:
How do I use MS API to compose an SMIME message? If so:
Have you read rfc 2633?
I dont know what you mean when you say signing is encryption. Do you
have a key pair (RSA for SMIME)? Does the receiver have the public key,
or are they to receive it as a certificate?
Will the receiver be getting this message as an email (using an smime
compatible email client), or are you writing the client as well?
The private and public keys are mathematically linked, you cant just
use one and any old number for the other. Note that the signing and
encryption key pairs need not be the same.
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