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I have a python script which calls the following:
signature = Popen(["openssl", "sha1", "-sign", key, input], stdout=PIPE).stdout.read();
I need to run this script through IronPython on a hosted website. Is it possible to use openssl and somehow reference it?
I looked into an alternative using M2Crypto but unfortunately it uses a pyo file which isn’t supported with IronPython.
Any help appreciated. Pulling my hair out…!
I don’t know if .NET’s crypto libraries can do what you need, but that’s always an option with IronPython.
Otherwise, you should be able to install OpenSSL on Windows and use the code you gave as-is.