I've tried both openssl-0.9.7-stable-SNAP-20020419 and openssl-SNAP-20020419
on WIN32 (using VC++ 6).
openssl-0.9.7-stable-SNAP-20020419
In order to successfully compile the library I slightly modified two files:
in s3_pkt.c there are two mismatch signed/unsigned one for the variable
extra (I
> I've just checked in a fix to the development version. Let me know of
> any problems.
> Steve.
I've just tried your fix and it works correctly.
Thank you very much.
Regards,
MD
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>OpenSSL doesn't fully support BER encoded GeneralizedTime however for
>many of the purposes which it is used in OpenSSL (e.g. in certificates)
>the full form isn't allowed. For example from RFC2259 4.1.2.5.2:
>
>>For the purposes of this profile, GeneralizedTime values MUST be
>>express
Hello, I was checking the implementation of Generalized Time in OpenSSL
and seems to me that isn't not compliant with the X.680 specification.
Indeed according to the specification it's possible to
have fractional seconds. The function ASN1_GENERALIZEDTIME_check
enforces checkings that admits (if
Hello, I'm experiencing with some problems with the DER encoding of a BIT
STRING.
Indeed when you have to produce an BIT STRING with all the bit set to zero
if you use the ASN1_BIT_STRING_set passing to it such a string what you
obtain is that
the final encoding of the bit string is 03 02 00 CD th
I'd like to make a question to the developers about the new ASN.1 code.
For some projects in which we are involved, we added new structures using
the old code.
Now I looked briefly at the new code in the snapshots and I realized
that many things are changing (with big improvements IMHO reading REA
