The renaming of the serial file is a known bug. See my recent post to
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Hi all,
I'm trying to add this new cipher, I changed files
/evp/e_allc.c
/evp/e_aes.c
/evp/evp.h
/objects/obj_mac.h
just only copying what there was about existing ciphers (i.e.: aes-192-ecb)
and modifying it for my cipher, now I can see it in the list of ciphers and
I can use it,
but I think it
will it _help_ guard against brute force attempts to simply replace my
server key on a daily or weekly basis?
if so, should my client app be coded to do the same? or is changing
out the server's key sufficient to this end?
thanks.
- philip
hi Philip,
will it _help_ guard against brute force attempts to simply replace my
server key on a daily or weekly basis?
if so, should my client app be coded to do the same? or is changing out
the server's key sufficient to this end?
What are you doing with the keys ? Of course will it
On Mon, Oct 18, 2004, P. George wrote:
will it _help_ guard against brute force attempts to simply replace my
server key on a daily or weekly basis?
if so, should my client app be coded to do the same? or is changing
out the server's key sufficient to this end?
If your key sizes are
i found a nice little demo ssl server that works at:
http://www.uweb.ucsb.edu/~jramrus/stuff/NetProgs/ssl_server.c
please glance at this very short source file and tell me why when i hit
control+c to stop it, that it won't let me launch it again without
first rebooting the computer.
after
P. George wrote:
i found a nice little demo ssl server that works at:
http://www.uweb.ucsb.edu/~jramrus/stuff/NetProgs/ssl_server.c
please glance at this very short source file and tell me why when i hit
control+c to stop it, that it won't let me launch it again without first
rebooting the
This is a basic question on socket programming. It is not related to
OpenSSL
development.
In short, you have to call setsockopt(..., SO_REUSEADDR, ...) before
calling
bind(3) in that program. That'll solve it.
thanks. that worked great. sorry for the OT. ;-)
- philip
On Sun, Oct 17, 2004 at 02:58:56PM +0200, Dr. Stephen Henson wrote:
The OP is talking about that though I'm not sure if he'll send us a patch. If
he is then I'd agree that adding the OIDs to objects.txt is the way to go.
Ok, gotcha: if sending a patch, grab a fixed number, else use
On Mon, Oct 18, 2004 at 04:06:07PM +, Paolo Serra wrote:
but I think it is not functioning correctly because I've never wrote that
my ciphers needs the program that I've added, CCM_AES_encrypt(..), and I
fear it calls some other program like aes_cbc_encrypt, as I can see reading
the
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