Hi!
When configurin openssl-0.9.6a on a Sun Blade100 machine running
solaris2.8 (using gcc-2.95.3) ./config decides to use gcc
-mcpu=ultrasparc
IMO this is a bad idea. No released versions of gcc supports
ultrasparc code generation correctly. Yes, the flag works, but there
are known
Hi,
I've modified speed.c ("openssl speed") to run with a variable number
of threads simultaneously. Why would I want to do this? Besides the
obvious use of testing on MP boxes, this is great for evaluating hardware
ENGINEs. If the hardware has multiple encryption chips, running with
Andy Brown wrote:
I believe I've found a bug with the UNIX command-line "openssl enc"
It's not a bug, it's a feature... ;-)
utility. If you specify the hex key (with -K) on the command line, the IV
is some randomish garbage, probably whatever happens to be in memory.
Shouldn't the default
On Tue, 17 Apr 2001, [iso-8859-1] Götz Babin-Ebell wrote:
Andy Brown wrote:
I believe I've found a bug with the UNIX command-line "openssl enc"
...
This leads me to believe it's an allocation problem.
It is not.
If no IV is set, it is undefined and some random value is used.
(an
I'd appreciate a copy. We'd been meaning to get around to doing that;
I'm glad you beat us to it :-).
thanks much,
Diana
Diana Smetters
Member of the Research Staff
Xerox PARC
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Hi,
I've modified speed.c ("openssl speed") to run
--On Saturday, April 14, 2001 7:49 PM +0200 Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker
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I use GNU ld on Solaris, at least on the system I tested on. Your fix
breaks that, unfortunately, and setting $PATH to prioritise Solaris ld
didn't seem to help, it seems like collect2 had
hi:
i am a novice; and now i am developing a project.
maybe i need to adapt the openssl to the actual
environment, so i should get the openssl source
code struct and then decide how to do it.
my problem is that i have to use a new CA's
toolkit which include crypt package and some
