Naresh Devineni wrote:
Hi all
I need to check for RFC conformations for the following alogorithms
...
then do it. This question doesn't seem to relevant to the openssl
developement, so please don't post it on openssl-dev and in particular
don't post it to both lists (considering the fact that
Riccardo,
it is nice to see how my messages are totally ignored...
As nice as to see how instructions in ./README are totally ignored:
SUPPORT
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If you have any problems with OpenSSL then please take the following
steps first:
- Download the current snapshot from
On 2005-03-04 07:05:01 -0800, Prashant Kumar wrote:
Does OpenSSL has plans to support DTLS ? Is there any good open source
prototype implementation?
In:
http://www.sipfoundry.org/reSIProcate/
there's the DTLS implementation:
http://scm.sipfoundry.org/viewsvn/resiprocate/main/sip/contrib/dtls/
Andy Polyakov wrote, responding to my earlier post:
Paul,
With the wide variety of platforms, it is not unusual for
problems to show up on only one platform.
Yes, but when it does, it's more and more likely to mean that it's
something wrong with end-developer environment, e.g. a
Hello every body,
I am trying to use openssl code to implement ssl layer on already
implemented tcp layer (I have a tcpsocket class which allows to
communicate over tcp). After initial investigation of openssl code I
think
I will need all the BIO/fips/ssl stuff (?) , I will simply need to map
the
With the wide variety of platforms, it is not unusual for
problems to show up on only one platform.
Yes, but when it does, it's more and more likely to mean that it's
something wrong with end-developer environment, e.g. a
compiler bug...
Naturally provided that platform is correctly recognized
Hi
I have extracted the public key from the Digital Certificate
Now I want to display the public key as it is displayed when we
extract information from the Digital Certificate.
I have one more issue
As we know we will be having two components in a public key (or private key)
they are e and n
