Bill Rebey wrote:
>
> I'm getting a failed assertion ("thank you" to the programmer who was wise
> enough to put the way-underused assertion statement in his code) on Windows
> NT:
Hmm. And I'm always getting criticised for using assertions (not that it
stops me, but it does irritate me!).
Chee
From: Ben Laurie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
ben> Hmm. And I'm always getting criticised for using assertions (not
ben> that it stops me, but it does irritate me!).
Wisely used asserts are a good thing (they should indicate that the
program was incorrectly implemented or compiled). However, there's
bee
Does anyone have an idea as to what release of Openssl first contained RC5?
Thanks,
-Jeff
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This one's in the same ballpark as the others - having trouble cleaning up
before thread exit.
This time the crash was in ERR_get_state (...), and ultimately in a malloc.
This happened on a SPARC Solaris box. As is typical of these bugs that I've
been reporting, this happened after about 200,000
Bill,
I was under the impression from playing with 0.9.4 that the lock/unlock
variant of malloc/free had to do with memory being "locked" in actual storage
and not to be flushed to disk (virtual memory). This is to add an extra measure
of security in that in-core/in-memory info is harder to i
Hi All,
I would like to know which extension fields are used to make a x509
V3 certicate ready to be used to sign jar field with signtool ?
Thanks in advance.
Cristian Roldan
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OpenSSL Project
