/// y2k pseudocode
int my_2_digits = nn;
date = get_current_date;
int date_cen = first2dig(date) * 100;
int date_add = last2dig(date + 50); // 2001 = 51, 1999 = 49, 2049 = 99
int date_cur = last2dig(date); // 2001 = 01, 1999 = 99, 2049 = 49
if (date_add date_cur) {
if (my_2_digits =
Folks,
In using an older version of SSLeay in our product, we have
run across the following situation which I believe to be a bug
in parsing of CRL_INFO structures. Essentially, the 1997 X.509
standard states that the optional version number in a CRL_INFO is
present only if a critical
Hello all,
Just in from InternetWeek . this puts a new light on certificates!
From: InternetWeek Newsletter
Subject: InternetWeek Newsletter - Dec. 21: VeriSign Expands
Services With Acquisitions
This is your InternetWeek Newsletter
for today, Tuesday, December 21, 1999.
1. Today's
Your INSTALL file says to mail the make errors here. Hope you can make more
sense of this than I can!
I tried making this with/without the no-asm option installed with the same
results both times.
I am trying to compile openssl-0.9.4
making all in crypto...
( echo "#ifndef MK1MF_BUILD"; \
Brien Wheeler wrote:
Folks,
In using an older version of SSLeay in our product, we have
run across the following situation which I believe to be a bug
in parsing of CRL_INFO structures. Essentially, the 1997 X.509
standard states that the optional version number in a CRL_INFO is
Massimiliano Pala wrote:
Hi,
I am experiencing a Netscape CRASH when, after successfully importing
the CRL, I want to view the CRL... simply go to:
Security - Signers - View/Edit CRLs
Netscape Crashes! It could be simply because the CRL was issued by a
CA with 2048bit key
