Did your problem got resolved? If yes please let me know the solution for
it.
Not yet.
For x86_64 I still link my library with 0.9.7 but didn't try the latest
snapshot.
I'll give it a try soon and we'll see if anything has changed since my last
attempt.
BTW, you can try to configure without
Hello Andy,
Thanks for the feedback on the issue. I am also facing the same issue with
openssl 0.9.8 with x86_64 Linux. And the issue is only specific to x86_64 as i
am using the lib for different platform and they are compiling fine.
It all worked fine with openssl 0.9.7 under the
same
Hi team,
I suggest updating the file crypto/asn1/a_set.c, as follows:
219c219
asn1_add_error(*pp,(int)(c.q- *pp));
---
asn1_add_error(*pp,(int)(c.p - *pp));
The function asn1_add_error() receives in its second argument the c.q variable.
The FIPS validation process is... odd. And not at all conducive to the
open-source development model.
There is no available OpenSSL FIPS Object Module v1.2. Until it passes
validation, anyway, at which point the openssl-fips-1.2.0.tar.gz file will
be made available. I don't think the source is
Ideally (in my view anyway), we'd have some sort of announcement as to
where the FIPS code is being evaluated, then have a couple of weeks to
a month to hammer at it before it's sent off to the (much more costly,
and much more involved) CMVP validation.
We've seen through 2 iterations of the
Kyle Hamilton wrote:
The FIPS validation process is... odd. And not at all conducive to the
open-source development model.
There is a certain dissonance, for sure :-)
There is no available OpenSSL FIPS Object Module v1.2.
Well, yes and no. Check out the OpenSSL-fips-0_9_8-stable branch.
Ideally (in my view anyway), we'd have some sort of announcement as to
where the FIPS code is being evaluated, then have a couple of weeks to
a month to hammer at it before it's sent off to the (much more costly,
and much more involved) CMVP validation.
I like the idea of a peer review
and I'm sure I forgot something there.
HP/UX Itanium, Solaris X86/X86_64. Linux PPC, PPC64 , zSeries 31 and 64 bit
...
I could find time and machines to test a few of the platforms as well if
it'll help weed out build issues.
We also have code to test against the sample NIST test vectors, that's
