Title: MDC2 block size
Hi folks,
(I am not subscribed to the list, so please reply directly)
I am trying to use openssl on Solaris to checksum files coming from an IBM mainframe. The only function that exists on both platforms is the MDC2 checksum.
I have noticed a couple of
From: Louis LeBlanc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
leblanc The project involved an https load generator - primarily used
leblanc for correctness testing of another project. I had the worst
leblanc time getting the initial handshake to work. The dreaded
leblanc 'PRNG not seeded' message kept plaguing me.
On Thu, Jun 29, 2000 at 11:13:43PM +0200, Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker wrote:
Hey!
Repeating your message x times doesn't solve anything. On the
contrary, it may piss people off, and then I'll just say "happy
isolation!" to you.
I got this message twice... but I'm going to assume it was
hi,
How can I be sure that oid I'm trying to add to my certificate, are actually
added ?
What's the openssl command to use ?
Will my added oids appear somewhere in these lines :
**
subject=/C=FR/ST=Nord/O=Org/CN=mycn/Email=myemail
issuer=
Hi all
I have also been receiving numerous copies of each message posted for the 24 hours...
I just wanted to add my BoundsChecker printout to the pool, I am also trying to eliminate memory leaks from my app. If I find something out I will let you know.
BTW Arora : i am calling the same
ditto[on experiencing memory leaks, and using those
free functions]
Bounds
Checker output not included - although my mem-leaks aren't nearly as bad as
Raggi's, but hey I'm using Bio's.
-Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Friday, June 30,
On Tue, Jun 27, 2000 at 02:54:04PM -0400, Bill Rebey wrote:
The product is a poor man's software VPN. A Server (the thing I'm writing)
accepts local, clear connections, consults a routing table that is part of
that Server's configuration, sets up an SSL connection with another Server
as
Does it work?
Because what exact commands do you have to add if you want client authentication
on serv.cpp and cli.cpp?
I have tried it following the code I have found on sslcli.cpp and sslsrv.cpp
and it doen't work. If somenone wants to help me, (I work on a Sun WS)
, what is the mean of
I tested it under RedHat Linux 6.2 and Windows 9x. It worked for me :-}
The RAND_??? functions is to make sure that there is a sufficients
source of random numbers for generating the random session keys for SSL.
The functions with "verify" in them is there to tell the server or
client where the
On Fri, Jun 30, 2000, Louis LeBlanc wrote:
RAND_bytes(entropy, 4000);
RAND_seed(entropy, 3000);
/* just giving myself some room until the code is working */
And everything works.
No, nothing works, as you would have noticed, had you checked the RAND_bytes()
return value. You still
Anyway, this is what I did:
unsigned char entropy[4096];
/* Then I call the SSL_load_error_strings() and
OpenSSL_add_all_algorithms()
* routines, and create my context. Then, . . .
*/
RAND_bytes(entropy, 4000);
RAND_seed(entropy, 3000);
you've just seeded with bytes generated
From: Louis LeBlanc [EMAIL PROTECTED]
leblanc Anyway, this is what I did:
leblanc unsigned char entropy[4096];
[...]
leblanc RAND_bytes(entropy, 4000);
leblanc RAND_seed(entropy, 3000);
And what do you think this gives you? Have you actually thought of
checking the returned status code? This
I am fixing my pine+ssl hack to seed the PRNG. My development
platform is FreeBSD, so I never noticed a problem, since it
has a /dev/random.
I plan on doing something like a 'ls /' and sending that into the
PRNG along with the time, pid, ppid, uid and any other metrics
I can get my hands on, but
Burger, Kobus K wrote:
I have noticed a couple of discrepancies between mainframe support for MDC2
and OpenSSL's support:
* Mainframe supports MDC2 with various keys (The documentation notes that
the default key is the same as the one used by OpenSSL) - Openssl has a
single key
Hi folks,
I'm a rookie on OpenSSL and security stuff in general, and I think I can now
officially classify myself as knowing just enough to be dangerous.
Here's my situation. We're trying to do one-way authentication between a
Servlet on one machine and a C++ CGI on the other.
I have
We have a similar application where we reuse a pool of SSL connections. The
only difference between our approach and yours is the following piece of
code which we execute before reusing an already used SSL structure.
SSL_set_session(ssl, NULL);
Can you try this and see if the problem recurs? We
In the future, please do not post such user problems to the developer
mailing list. (Should this be a faq :)
I am hazarding a guess here. It seems you me that you are trying to use the
sample cert supplied with the demo. Note that this is just a dummy
certificate and not signed by a "real" CA.
Obviously I have misunderstood the manpage for RAND_bytes. What is says
is:
int RAND_bytes(unsigned char *buf, int num);
int RAND_pseudo_bytes(unsigned char *buf, int num);
DESCRIPTION
RAND_bytes() puts num cryptographically strong pseudo-random
bytes into buf. An error
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