(10) :func(110) :reason(4):dsa_asn.c:92:
Can anyone tell me how to determine what these errors mean? Are there error output
methods which will give me a clearer picture of what these error codes are?
Thanks,
Bob.
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, DSA_G );
DSA_print( bio_err, dsa, 0 ); This is what crashes
Can anyone suggest what might be causing the crash?
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linking? What else do I need to do ?
Bob.
Dr Stephen Henson wrote:
> Bob Ollila wrote:
> >
> > I'm porting some Solaris code ( that works ) to NT. The code uses the DSA
>functions from openssl-9.4. For some reason it's crashing when I try to print the
>dsa structur
?
thanks again,
Bob.
Dr Stephen Henson wrote:
> Bob Ollila wrote:
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> > Steve, thanks for your help, but I think I need a little more
>detail/clarification. The standard build of openssl includes the /MD flag, so I
>assume that the libs that were built were the multith
lly a leak, maybe these calls create static data ?
I tried inserting a call to CRYPTO_malloc_init(), but I get the same results. Any
suggestions ?
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Bodo, that worked, thanks for your help.
Bodo Moeller wrote:
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> > I'm getting a memory leak in an application that uses openssl 9.4.
> > The leak occurs on calls to ERR_load_ERR_strings() and
> > ERR_load_crypto_strings().
would be greatly appreciated
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Steve, thanks for your help. Do you ( or anyone else ) know what regulation/law
specifies that signing algorithms are not subject to export restrictions? Can you
point me to a web site where I can verify this for my own piece of mind?
Bob.
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