We hit the same problem with IBM code.
You simply can't resolve this "externally" when you have multiple shared
libraries that were built independently stuffed into the same process - and
in our case most of those libs were originally applications in their own
right (so think they are "god" anyway
On Jun 24, 2010, at 4:58 PM, Ger Hobbelt via RT wrote:
> The only critical bit here is opinion replacing analysis.
I won't get into a personal attack.
> As you said so yourself, and I quote: "When both an application and a
> library ([...]) both initialize and register their own threading functio
The only critical bit here is opinion replacing analysis.
As you said so yourself, and I quote: "When both an application and a
library ([...]) both initialize and register their own threading functions,
bad things happen and the application can crash.")
Indeed. Spot on, I'd say.
That is /exactly
And how, pray tell, should OpenSSL know the threading model the application
uses?
Unless I'm missing something, it strikes me as perfectly reasonable for OpenSSL
to require a "reasonable" threading API to implement SSL data integrity, and
for the application to provide an implementation that wr
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Title: Out of Off
An emerging issue with CUPS and other applications that use it has identified a
critical design flaw in how OpenSSL supports multithreading.
Specifically, a multi-threaded application or library that uses OpenSSL must
provide its own threading functions for OpenSSL to use. When both an
applica
Hi,
could somebody with checkin rights please apply the below patch to
the util/cygwin.sh file in the 0.9.8 branch as well as in CVS HEAD,
please?
I changed the packaging of the OpenSSL package in the Cygwin distro so
that the runtime libraries are packaged separately in a versioned
library packa
