Hi -
Building openssl-1.0.0d for my native x86_64 linux platform enables defining
the AES_* symbols in /usr/include/openssl/ ;
then when I build the i686 libssl and libcrypto libraries (only) for i686,
using the same Configure arguments with only
--libdir changed from lib64 to lib32 , these
Hi OpenSSL
I managed to Cross Compile OpenSSL on Linux so that I can develop OpenSSL
applications that run on Windows entireliy inside a Linux build environment.
It even builds the executables and the DLLs on Linux.
Please add my changes to the official Configure script. The patch is in the
Aha ! this solved my problem:
$ ./Configure --prefix=/usr -shared debug-linux-ia32-aes/gcc:'-m32 '${CFLAGS}
But it `does not know how to build shared objects for this platform' -
here's how ( this works because my $CFLAGS contained '-fPIC -DPIC' :
$ gcc -m32 -o libssl.so.1.0.0 -shared
The client always starts timer for the retransmission of the ChangeCipherSpec
and Finished, although that is only correct when performing a full handshake.
With the abbreviated session resumption handshake, these messages are not
followed by a response of the server, so the timer is never
The implementation of dtls1_clear(), called by SSL_clear(), is not handling the
DTLS1_STATE struct at s-d1. Hence, calling SSL_clear() does not reset any
value stored in this struct, which includes epochs, sequence numbers, replay
check bitmask, buffered messages, etc. This also prevents the
Marc Wäckerlin via RT wrote:
Hi OpenSSL
I managed to Cross Compile OpenSSL on Linux so that I can develop OpenSSL
applications that run on Windows entireliy inside a Linux build environment.
It even builds the executables and the DLLs on Linux.
Please add my changes to the official Configure
Marc Wäckerlin via RT wrote:
Hi OpenSSL
I managed to Cross Compile OpenSSL on Linux so that I can develop OpenSSL
applications that run on Windows entireliy inside a Linux build environment.
It even builds the executables and the DLLs on Linux.
Please add my changes to the official
On 4/27/2011 4:09 PM, Roumen Petrov wrote:
May be those files are not up to date . Backup them, try make util/libeay.num
make
util/ssleay.num after ./Configure and compare with saved.
These are auto-generated (in do_*.bat mechanics); perhaps they should have
really been a build makefile
On 4/27/2011 4:09 PM, Roumen Petrov wrote:
May be those files are not up to date . Backup them, try make util/libeay.num
make
util/ssleay.num after ./Configure and compare with saved.
These are auto-generated (in do_*.bat mechanics); perhaps they should have
really been a build makefile
