Hi all,
While going thru various engines, I see that:
- for RSA, the structure is always initialized for rsa_mode_exp and
mod_exp_mont (6th and 7th entities in the RSA_NETHOD structure).
- for DH, only mod_ep_dh (4th entity in the DH_METHOD structure)
- for DSA, dsa_mod_exp and
chrystelle wrote:
Hi!
I found my error .. Everything is fine ...
Thanjs again for your help
can you tell what the error was?
I am experiencing this same problem.
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You're right: You are completely wrong. /dev/urandom never blocks.
See the man page.
David Schwartz wrote:
Tried many many times, even two running at the same time
or poll timeout set to zero, not one instance of blocking
even with
od -x /dev/urandom
and
od -x /dev/random
running
On Wed, 6 Aug 2008, Stanislav Meduna wrote:
So what should the applications calling openssl actually
do if this happens? Now the ssh/apache/... simply exit,
which is bad (it left me without an access to a remote
box...).
Exiting is the best behaviour - continuing without a good source
of
Dear Lutz,
Thanks for your reply.
C compiler is built in AIX.
Regds
seenivasan.G
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David Shambroom wrote:
You're right: You are completely wrong. /dev/urandom never blocks.
See the man page.
Is this is the excerpt from the man page you are referring to?
A read from the /dev/urandom device will not block waiting for
more
entropy. As a result, if there
Hi Lutz ,
Is this package (openssl-0.9.8h) compatible with AIX 5300-07-03 ? .
In configure file i could see all unix OS except AIX.
I request you bin or source code for AIX supported openssl package.
Eagarly waiting for your reply.
Thanks for your prompt reply.
Regds
Seenivasan.G
Hi Lutz ,
Is this package (openssl-0.9.8h) compatible with AIX 5300-07-03 ? .
In configure file i could see all unix OS except AIX.
I request you bin or source code for AIX supported openssl package.
Eagarly waiting for your reply.
Thanks for your prompt reply.
Regds
Seenivasan.G
IBM limited the C compiler on AIX to only allow a certain number of
simultaneous invocations systemwide, based on the number of licenses
that have been purchased and installed on the system. If you have 1
simultaneous-invocation license, then anyone else who invokes the
compiler will block you
David S: to my knowledge you're at least somewhat incorrect, and part
of your advice is rather dangerous to rely upon (from a cryptographic
theory perspective).
/dev/urandom will never, under normal circumstances, block -- its
output is generated algorithmically by the random/urandom device
Stanislav Meduna wrote:
Am I seeing ghosts? Anyone got other mysterious
problems with current UML kernel? Could it be that
some state-saving method is corrupting fp registers
or something like that? Was there some change in the
UML / vanilla kernel recently?
Confirmed: I can reproduce openssl
Your test is wrong. NaN != NaN.
/r$
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Richard Salz wrote:
Your test is wrong. NaN != NaN.
My test is right. Please, look into the code and the previous
discussion. The whole point of the test is that the x0/x1 are
mysteriously changed from outside of the process.
The test will run indefinitely (well until precision
suffices)
Kyle Hamilton wrote:
David S: to my knowledge you're at least somewhat incorrect, and part
of your advice is rather dangerous to rely upon (from a cryptographic
theory perspective).
You are at least somewhat incorrect too.
And yes, it is possible to run out the entropy pool. The amount
On Thu, Aug 07, 2008 at 02:13:27AM -0700, David Schwartz wrote:
If so, this doesn't say that /dev/urandom never blocks. It just says that it
will not block waiting for more entropy. In fact, this paragraph is horribly
misleading, because it suggests that the worst thing /dev/urandom can do is
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