Thanks for doing the tests. I discoevered the AES problem myself
yesterday, and I believe that the 1114 snapshot should work better, at
least in that respect, so if you're willing, I'd like you to do the
0.9.7 tests again.
And yes, the more platforms the merrier :-).
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Thu, 14
Nov 2002 17:23:37 -0800, Lynn Gazis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
lgazis> Test of snapshots for 13 November 2002
lgazis>
lgazis> Tests that were performed:
lgazis>
lgazis> - configuration and build
lgazis> - test suite
lgazis> - installation (be wise and do it in some temporary directory)
lgazis>
lgazis> Optional things would be to test the following:
lgazis>
lgazis> - build and run mod_ssl with the new installation
lgazis>
lgazis> Using mod_ssl 2.8.12 and Apache 1.3.27, with mm-1.2.1
lgazis>
lgazis> (I am not testing OpenSSH or shared libraries. I am testing engine support
lgazis> for CryptoSwift, in conjunction with Apache.)
lgazis>
lgazis>
lgazis> On Solaris 7, using SUNWspro C compiler (Workshop C 5.0)
lgazis> (sun4u-whatever-solaris2), 32 bit
lgazis> (Path includes SUNWspro bin directory, /usr/ccs/bin, and /usr/openwin/bin,
lgazis> where makedepend is found.)
lgazis>
lgazis> OpenSSL 0.9.7 snapshot
lgazis>
lgazis> openssl-SNAP-20021113:
lgazis>
lgazis> config - pass
lgazis> make depend - pass
lgazis> make - FAILED
lgazis>
lgazis> "../../include/openssl/aes.h", line 56: #error: AES is disabled.
lgazis> cc: acomp failed for aes-core.c
lgazis> *** Error code 2
lgazis> make: Fatal error: Command failed for target aes_core.o
lgazis>
lgazis>
lgazis> openssl-e-0.9.6-stable-SNAP-20021113:
lgazis>
lgazis> config: pass, configured for solaris-sparcv9-cc
lgazis> make: pass
lgazis> make test: pass (with the exception of bc, which cleanly fails for lack of
lgazis> the right version of bc on this system)
lgazis> speed test: accesses cswift engine, fails with error -10006, wrong size,
lgazis> wrong signature length
lgazis> configure mod_ssl: pass
lgazis> make apache: pass
lgazis> make certificate: pass
lgazis> make install for apache: pass
lgazis> Run apache without CryptoSwift card, using SSL, shmcb session cache:
lgazis> Testing with the Rainbow client program "show", just one client.
lgazis> 1 thread: 22 tps
lgazis> 10 threads: 55 tps
lgazis> Run apache with CryptoSwift card, using SSL, shmcb session cache:
lgazis> 1 thread: 62tps
lgazis> 10 threads: 203tps
lgazis> Pass (Apache runs with this version of OpenSSL, the CryptoSwift card can
lgazis> still be accessed from OpenSSL, and it still accelerates SSL traffic).
lgazis>
lgazis> openssl-0.9.7-stable-SNAP-20021113
lgazis>
lgazis> "../../include/openssl/aes.h", line 56: #error: AES is disabled.
lgazis> cc: acomp failed for aes-core.c
lgazis> *** Error code 2
lgazis> make: Fatal error: Command failed for target aes_core.o
lgazis>
lgazis> I can also test snapshots on HP UX 11.0, AIX 4.3, and Linux Red Hat (a
lgazis> couple of different versions), if you need these. I will definitely check
lgazis> that the engine code changes in OpenSSL 0.9.7 don't break CryptoSwift, once
lgazis> I can get an OpenSSL 0.9.7 snapshot to build properly.
lgazis>
lgazis> Lynn Gazis
lgazis> Rainbow Technologies
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