Hi,
I am running an old computer with Debian/GNU 2.2. Please don't tell me
to upgrade my computer or my compiler. I can't right now.
I would like to run lynx 2.8.7 with openssl support. It fails
to compile with openssl because it calls X509_get_ext_d2i
and my present installed verion of openssl
Hi All,
I need to create a FIPS validated version based on 0.9.8r. This library
also needs to utilize the Intel AES instructions. My current plan is to
patch in the AESNI engine and then move pertinent logic over into the
FIPS Canister. Is this a reasonable approach to achieve this? Or,
Peter Beal wrote:
Hi All,
I need to create a FIPS validated version based on 0.9.8r. This
library also needs to utilize the Intel AES instructions. My current
plan is to patch in the AESNI engine and then move pertinent logic
over into the FIPS Canister. Is this a reasonable approach to
Hi Steve,
Thanks for the fast reply. So it sounds like I should discuss this with
the test lab with which we're working to see what they say.
My time working in OpenSSL can still be counted in weeks, so I'd be very
interested in your opinion on this. Either way, it'll help me in
Some basic ideas in case you haven't already tried them:
From: owner-openssl-...@openssl.org On Behalf Of Gordon Talge via RT
Sent: Thursday, 31 March, 2011 03:22
[stuck on] Debian/GNU 2.2 [want] lynx 2.8.7 [needs] X509_get_ext_d2i
I downloaded the new openssl library and it seems to
