added ability to save ed25519 in pem such that openssl understands it #851
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Cool this will be really useful. Any notes for the MR itself? |
No specific notes, I can answer questions if you have any, I added a ED25519.md readfile file showing how to use this. |
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What's preventing this from merging? |
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I don't own the forge repo, the original owner has to review code and
decide if it's worth merging
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…present to remove deprecated warning
tests/unit/ed25519.js
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Hi, just a note that I forked this pull request into my own repository here : https://github.com/dugrema/forge/tree/ed25519 I added support for creating EdDsa25519 PEM Certificate Requests and signing them into certificates. I also added support to load and save PEM private keys (encrypted or not) that openssl can use. I'm using these EdDsa25519 private keys, certificates and CSR back and forth with python cryptography 3.1 (openssl 1.1.1f) on Ubuntu and some Raspberry Pis (32 and 64 bit). Been working ok for a week or so, I use them on RabbitMQ, nginx and MongoDB for authentication. So whenever this pull request goes through, I'd be interested in making my changes more robust. I really just hacked my way through making this work, I don't know much about ASN1. Right now this is just dev proof of concept stuff. |
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