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Hi

 

I got a SSL certificate form Verisign. I have installed it also. It's displaying properly in the browser.

 

I want to code in PHP using OPENSSL ... i am running on IIS v5 on localhost .... but when I use any function of OpenSSL library, it gives an error ....like when I use openssl_get_publickey() ... it says "Fatal error: Call to undefined function: openssl_get_publickey() in ******.php on line 5"

 

I am using PHP 4.3.10

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No no no. OpenSSL is an application for doing things like generating key files and CSR files. This has absolutely nothing to do with php. If you want to use funtions such as openssl_get_publickey() then you must compile php with the correct modules. You will see what modules are loaded by creating a phpinfo() file.

 

Here:

http://uk.php.net/manual/en/openssl.installation.php

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I am sorry . I am an ameteur in this field :(

 

I'll tell u the exact procedure I did :

1) I have PHP v4.3.10 running ... on WIndows

2) I dont where are all the PHP files stored ... there's a PHP folder in C:\PHP ...... but it doesn't have those dev or ext folders ...

3) extension=php_openssl line is commented in my php.ini

4) I downloaded OpenSSL binaries from http://www.slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html

 

5) Installed it on default seetings

6) It created one folder C:\OpenSSL which has some DLLs

7) I think we are interested in libeay32.dll & openssl.cnf

 

But still when I run my script, it says Fatal error: Call to undefined function: openssl_get_publickey()

 

I know I am missing a few things in between but i am not able to figure it out by reading the documentation given on php.net

 

How shud I go about doing things now ??

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