In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Fri, 20 Dec 2002 22:09:03
+0100 (MET), "Jeff A. Earickson via RT" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
rt> Program received signal SIGABRT, Aborted.
rt> 0xc002ea68 in kill ()
rt> (gdb) backtrace
rt> #0 0xc002ea68 in kill ()
rt> #1 0xc002de2c in raise ()
rt> #2 0xc00282a8 in fatal_error ()
rt> #3 0xc0021bdc in _shl_bor ()
rt> #4 0xc002cc1c in sp_ok ()
rt> #5 0xc002de2c in raise ()
rt> #6 0xc0021b74 in _shl_bor ()
rt> #7 0x7f5d418c in BN_nnmod (r=0xc3ff800, m=0x0, d=0x0, ctx=0x0) at bn_mod.c:132
rt> #8 0x7f5d7cf8 in BN_mod_inverse (in=0x21, a=0x401a8b94, n=0x0, ctx=0x401a87d0)
rt> at bn_gcd.c:237
rt> #9 0xc002de2c in raise ()
rt> #10 0x80 in ?? ()
rt> #11 0xc002de2c in raise ()
It looks to me like there's a bug in the function (raise()?) that
calls BN_mod_inverse(). If you look at frame #8, you'll see that
BN_mod_inverse() is called with 0 as 3rd argument (n). That's an
error which needs to be corrected.
This is NOT an OpenSSL error, unless you can show us that the
erroneous argument in frame #8 is generated by OpenSSL. Please
investigate further and come back with a new report if you found such
a fault in OpenSSL.
Thanks. I'll resolve this ticket in a minute.
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