Hello,
Are there any plans, or even a schedule, for a new release of OpenSSL
with Rijndael (AES) support ?
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Johannes Baagoe
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Hello,
I am not sure if this is the right place for this ..
I compiled the HP-UX 11 port of OpenSSL as a 64
bit library, and "make test" fails...
(PA.HPUX):/homes/csargins/openssl-HP-64/openssl-0.9.5amake test
testing...
./destest
Doing cbcm
*** Termination signal 138
Stop.
*** Error
There seems to be two ways... The newest CVS contains updates for
Rijndael and I posted patches for 0.9.6 for Rijndael. So go either to
the CVS repository for the newest and bestest or look in the archives
for my patch.
Robert Sandilands
Johannes Baagoe wrote:
Hello,
Are there any plans,
-Original Message-
From: Martin Szotkowski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 5:22 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: what is ISO 9796?
'net. Although I appreciate that this standard covers data
encryption, I
don't think it's that relevant to this
Hi,
I have a test SSL web server that is working fine. With my OpenSSL
based CA, I revoked the certificate that the web server is using, and I
generated a CRL, which was then served by the web server.
Netscape pulled it down OK, and now correctly prevents connections to
this server.
However
Robert Sandilands wrote:
There seems to be two ways... The newest CVS contains updates
for Rijndael and I posted patches for 0.9.6 for Rijndael. So
go either to the CVS repository for the newest and bestest or
look in the archives for my patch.
OK, thanks a lot.
However, I have a specific
Hi, could someone tell me how to create a pair ob public+private RSA
keys using the openssl utilities?
Thanks!
Toni
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And anyway, if ISO9796 is a standard about digital signature,
shouldn't it
be examined to see if OpenSSL can support it?
The interesting thing about the ISO is that it takes years to get around to
making standards or changes to standards. Have a look at how often ISO
3166-1 gets changed.
ISO 9796 is been described in Menezes, Oorschot, Vanstone:
Handbook of Applied Cryptography, CRC Press 1997. Be aware
there was some flaw in one specific standard (they go from -1
to -4) discovered around a year ago.
Martin Szotkowski schrieb:
have anybody description (or short description)
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Hi all,
Does SSL provide non-repudiation service and if it does
how? Thanks. Wish you all the best
Best regards,
Jordan CN CHONG
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Is there special config file openssl.cnf for NT? I'm having trouble reading
this file on NT 4.0 (empty parameters and such messages)
Can you give me some hints?
Andrej Koman
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Hi,
I've had a good look through all the docs and tools available, and I
think I'm nearly there, but it would be great if someone who knows more
about this could help a bit, as I'm getting a bit confused.
Basically, I have an Apache webserver, running on Linux. I want to make
one secure site on
Hello,
a few days ago I generated CSR and sent it to Equifax, now we have web
server certificate, and when connecting to server, hostname matches, but IE
can't validate our cert using Equifax CA's public cert (which is distributed
with IE) and our cert is signed by that CA.
What could be wrong
Does SSL provide non-repudiation service and if it does
how? Thanks. Wish you all the best
The SSL protocol requires both sides to share a session key, so
NR isn't possible using the protocol -- either side could claim
the other (a) forged data; or (b) allowed the key to escape.
The
I'm trying to compile OpenSSL on NT machine. It runs for a while, but stops
at this error:
Building OpenSSL
cl /Fotmp32dll.dbg\rand_win.obj -Iinc32 -Itmp32dll.dbg /MDd /W3 /WX
/Zi
/Yd /Od /nologo -DWIN32 -D_DEBUG -DL_ENDIAN -DWIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN -DDEBUG
-DDSO
_WIN32 /Fdout32dll /GD
From: "Mehmet M.Musa" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mmmusa Since the RSA patent has expired, we don't have to use rsaref
mmmusa anymore within the US. Now is the openssl group gonna merge
mmmusa rsaref.a and libcrypto.a?
Merge? Why? Isn't tossing RSAref out the closest window a better
idea?
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Richard
This problem does not belong to openssl-dev.
It probably does not even belong to openssl-users!
Please check out the OpenSSH portable project with its own mailing list
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Anyway, please check out the contents
of "config.log" on the Solaris machine. You should find the reason
why
The key might be the following:
... SSLEAY_RAND_BYTES:PRNG not
seeded:md_
rand.c:474: ...
EGD didn't provide enough entropy for my HPUX box. There is a program
called PRNG out there somewhere. Solaris and HP don't have a built in
random number generator like Linux. If you run EGD for a while
Yeah, get rid of RSAREF.
What I'd really like to see is the ability to compile OpenSSL with RSA's
BSAFE Crypto-C toolkit right out of the box. You can do it with 0.9.5a if
you apply a patch you'll find at http://www.lymeware.com/download_fw.html.
Why not use the ciphers in OpenSSL? Because I
Hi,
I got openssl 0.9.6 to build on OSX Server with the previous
suggestion of adding
-DUSE_TOD to the apps/Makefile
CFLAGS= -DMONOLITH -DUSE_TOD $(INCLUDES) $(CFLAG)
I previously had it at the end:
CFLAGS= -DMONOLITH $(INCLUDES) $(CFLAG) -DUSE_TOD
since this is all new stuff for me I
Hello,
I recently posted a problem concerning the 64 bit HP port of OpenSSL,
but received no replies. I take it therefore this is not the right list.
I cannot compile HP 11.0 OpenSSL in 64 bit mode, does anyone have
a clue which list or person I can ask about this ?
Thanks you for your help
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