, but I am
still confused on this)
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canroc wrote:
> I am confused with what is required in builiding an application to use
> encryption functions from a FIPS 140-2 capable openSSL library.
>
> If I link the shared library libcrypto.so (0.9.8j) into my application and
> do a FIPS_mode_set(1) call, is that all that is necessary for set
Steve Marquess wrote:
> canroc wrote:
>
>> I am confused with what is required in builiding an application to use
>> encryption functions from a FIPS 140-2 capable openSSL library.
>>
>> If I link the shared library libcrypto.so (0.9.8j) into my application and
>> do a FIPS_mode_set(1) call, is
We have some application which performs dynamic opening of libcrypto.a (ie
at run time , this application uses the libcrypto.a) . How this
application will get into the fips mode . should the application has to link
with libcrypto,a statically at compile time or there is another way to
handle thi
joshi chandran wrote:
> We have some application which performs dynamic opening of libcrypto.a
> (ie at run time , this application uses the libcrypto.a) . How this
> application will get into the fips mode . should the application has
> to link with libcrypto,a statically at compile time or ther
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Excellent. Thanks. That makes life easy.
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