Hello all,
I'm new to this mailing list, so forgive me if I post this question in
the wrong place.
I'm using Petalinux 2018.2 on a Zynq which comes with openssl 1.0.2l and
I want to exchange encrypted files with an x86 linux which has openssl
1.0.2g. I use aes256 for encryption. However the Zynq gives 'bad
decrypt' error messages when trying to decrypt the files from the x86.
The same goes vice versa.
I also tried with openssl 1.0.2g and openssl 1.0.2o on windows. Works
fine with x86 linux, but not with the Zynq.
Then I compiled openssl 1.0.2p from source for the Zynq and that also
works.
In short, it's the openssl that petalinux/yocto provides that is
incompatible.
Going back to an older petalinux 2017.4 which has openssl 1.0.2j also
works as expected.
Is this a known problem that is maybe already fixed? I couldn't find any
mention of it.
Btw. the failing openssl seems to correctly decrypt its own encrypted
files.
command lines used:
ubuntu16-lts> openssl aes256 -in file1 -out file1.aes
zynq> openssl aes256 -d -in file1.aes -out file1
Hoping for some answers,
Maarten
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