Title: Compilation problems with VC++ V6...
I'm currently having some problems compiling the OpenSSL libraries into my project. I'm using VC++ V6 on NT4 to produce an ATL COM project. However, there seems to be some conflicts between the OpenSSL libraries and those supplied by Microsoft.
Damien Miller wrote:
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On Fri, 8 Oct 1999, Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker wrote:
From: Damien Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
dmiller Go right ahead, but it might be worthwhile to have an
dmiller openssl.conf.5 page as well.
I absolutely
Hi there,
I'm currently having some problems compiling the OpenSSL libraries into my
project. I'm using VC++ V6 on NT4 to produce an ATL COM project. However,
there seems to be some conflicts between the OpenSSL libraries and those
supplied by Microsoft.
Firstly there appears to be some
Title: Compilation problems with VC++ V6...
I used
for a long time OpenSsl (since SslEay 0.5) and mixed it
with
MS VC++, ATL, MFC and STL.. I also make an exetensive use
of C++
domain name to partion my numerous libraries.
For
the first of your problems, I just renamed the symbol in
Neil Hague wrote:
I'm currently having some problems compiling the OpenSSL libraries
into my project. I'm using VC++ V6 on NT4 to produce an ATL COM
project. However, there seems to be some conflicts between the
OpenSSL libraries and those supplied by Microsoft.
Firstly there appears
So, has anybody done any benchmarks on common platforms of OpenSSL versus
the BSAFE crypto stuff? Specifically the RSA operations
Almost two month ago I've challenged this list (RSAref users to be more
accurate) to submit results from 'apps/openssl speed rsa dsa' but
haven't got any replies
Hi
Your issue can be solved with the compression layer. The upgrading
problem really needs the additional data.
As say above, the only problem it solves is a "resource length" problem.
That is, only change the lengths of the resources retrieved by the
server. However, still remains the
I'm wondering about how one might achieve maximum throughput for say a web server
running openssl. I do not beleive this
post belongs in modssl because I think it is germain to the design of openssl itself.
Here is what I'm thinking. I beleive the negotiation phase of an ssl connection is
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On Fri, 8 Oct 1999, Ben Laurie wrote:
I would be in favour of a meta-format that could be converted to
multiple viewable formats. Perhaps DocBook-XML or similar?
Aha. Now _there's_ an idea. Having written DocBook, what tools are
available to
