Dirk Nehring <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > On Thu, Sep 06, 2007 at 07:12:19PM +0200, Simon Josefsson wrote: >> Hi! This update gnutls to v2.0.0 and generally clean up the freewrt >> build situation for gnutls. Highlights: >> >> * New packages 'libgnutlsxx' for C++ library. >> * New packages 'libgnutls-extra' for extra library (not >> needed by most programs). >> * Fixed dependencies >> * Enable zlib + lzo compression support >> * No need for freewrt patches >> * Add srptool and psktool to gnutls-utils >> * Enable SRP and anonymous ciphers (usually a good idea) >> >> Btw, compiled for x86 I get the following package sizes: >> >> GnuTLS: >> zlib 33kb >> libtasn1 26kb >> libgpg-error 5kb >> libgcrypt 140kb >> libgnutls 156kb >> => total 360kb >> >> For comparison, OpenSSL is 596kb. > > Hi Simon, > > great to hear about the progress. I am very interested in saving memory, > since most of our routers have only 4 MB. Have you ever tested this > configuration with OpenVPN?
Hi, and thanks for your interest. After a quick look, it seems OpenVPN doesn't support GnuTLS. So you'll have to spend some resources porting OpenVPN to GnuTLS before this would be feasible. > Can I manage a small CA with it? Yes, the 'certtool' command line tool can generate private keys, sign certificates and parse certificate requests. /Simon _______________________________________________ freewrt-developers mailing list [email protected] https://www.freewrt.org/lists/listinfo/freewrt-developers
