[PATCH] Server name indication extension decode fails if multiple server names present

The code in ssl/t1_lib.c has a line missing which means that the loop which processes the server name extension will fail if more than one server name is present.This causes the connection to fail (not just the extension to be ignored).What happens is that the code updates the remaining bytes

RE: Tomcat + HttpClient + SSL + tcnative-1.dll issues?

Does anyone know when the new tcnative-1.dll (1.1.12) will be available? Stacy Johnson Software Engineer Voice Technology Group - CCBU [EMAIL PROTECTED] Phone :1 978 936 0689 -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of

make test fails with ciphertext failure on Solaris SPARC / Sun Workshop cc

I see OpenSSL RT #1344 (created June 2006) and another post from Harlan Stenn on the openssl-users list on Nov 7, 2007. The RT ticket has been marked resolved without an explanation in July 2007. However, the problem is still there in OpenSSL 0.9.8g in January 2008. Can whoever resolved the

Re: make test fails with ciphertext failure on Solaris SPARC / Sun Workshop cc

Can whoever resolved the ticket (appro, Andy Polyakov?) please post the explanation for why it was resolved and what the apparent fix is, and maybe even an explanation for why it's still there in 0.9.8g... There is a comment in RT saying this was brought [up] several times, it's compiler bug.

RE: Non-blocking BIO_do_connect and select

Come down to the details, I am having trouble using select() a read/write file descriptor to make BIO_do_connect a non-blocking call, before BIO_do_connect() returns, BIO_get_fd() will return -1. Without a file descriptor, how can I use select()? Now that I think about, maybe your

RE: Non-blocking BIO_do_connect and select

This question have been discussed since I saw a long thread of it. Come down to the details, I am having trouble using select() a read/write file descriptor to make BIO_do_connect a non-blocking call, before BIO_do_connect() returns, BIO_get_fd() will return -1. Without a file descriptor,

openSSL

from p.ponnusamy, i like to develop the paper titled comparison studies between pre-shared and public key exchange in transport layer security. i need some guidance for it. which platform would be better for this ? which language i can choose c,c++,java or j2me ? -- by Ponnusamy.P

RE: openSSL

from p.ponnusamy, i like to develop the paper titled comparison studies between pre-shared and public key exchange in transport layer security. i need some guidance for it. which platform would be better for this ? which language i can choose c,c++,java or j2me ? Either: 1) The