Hello:
I want to generate a random number making use of BN_rand_range() function.
But I obtain an error at execution time. This is my code:
error = BN_rand_range(A, claveDSA_TTP->q);
if (error == 1)
printf ("A obtenido correctamente\n");
else
printf ("Error al obtener A\n");
printf
Thank you Joseph, I also wondered to see ssl libraries in /usr/lib on
my machine, when I started using ssl, but before seeing them there I
had tried to compile Openssl on my machine so I thought this
compilation has placed them there.
But still, client says link them statically :(
Regards,
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Hi Rush,
Thank you very much for your detailed answer, I'll try this solution.
Regards,
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Qadeer
On 4/27/05, Rush Manbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Qadeer,
>
> I believe you can just statically link the openssl libraries while
> creating a dynamic library. Your dynamic library will just
> > Content-Type: application/x-pkcs7-mime;
> > smime-type=enveloped-data;
> > name="smime.p7m"
> >
>
> I certainly wouldn't say that that was "essential". Its an
> optional hint as to the PKCS#7 type of the message. OpenSSL
> currently doesn't include that header
Dr. Stephen Henson wrote:
Yes I can reproduce your problem. I've applied a fix to OpenSSL and it will
appear in the next stable snapshot and 0.9.7h onwards.
Thanks for the report.
Many thanks. We are quite keen to get the patch, what is the ETA of the next
stable snapshot?
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The last time I checked however, the documentation is quite difficult
to follow being a rough translation from either German or Klingon.
On Apr 27, 2005, at 3:46 PM, Andy Cravens wrote:
Is there a free or commercial web interface for openSSL? I'm managing
my own CA from t
On Fri, Apr 22, 2005, Alex Heatley wrote:
>
> Running OpenSSL 0.9.7g 11 Apr 2005 on a HP server using HPUX 11.00 compiled
> with gcc, I'm seeing a problem with decrypting smime messages that have
> been encrypted with aes128. The problem is that at around the 4111 byte
> mark the message has a
Is there a free or commercial web interface for openSSL? I'm managing
my own CA from the command line using CA.pl. It would be nice to have a
web interface for managing certificates and maintaining the revocation
list from a web browser. I've found a fairly crude set of CGI scripts
on the unicor
Erik Leunissen wrote:
L.S.
It is unclear to me whether a DSA object used for signing (using
DSA_sign() ), need the parameters p, q and g filled in, or just the
private key?
An analogous question regarding a DSA object used for verifying (using
DSA_verify() ). Does it need the parameters filled i
L.S.
It is unclear to me whether a DSA object used for signing (using
DSA_sign() ), need the parameters p, q and g filled in, or just the
private key?
An analogous question regarding a DSA object used for verifying (using
DSA_verify() ). Does it need the parameters filled in or just the public
Hi Qadeer,
I believe you can just statically link the openssl libraries while
creating a dynamic library. Your dynamic library will just be bigger
than it would be otherwise. The libraries that are named *.a are the
static versions. Everything I'm about to say applies to the GNU tool set
on Mac
Sven Löschner wrote:
You set this with SSLCACertificateFile...
Sorry, but didn't help.
Hm.
What result do you get by an
openssl s_client -connect test.net:443 \
-CAfile cacert.pem -verify 5 \
-cert user.pem -key user.key \
-reconnect -showcerts -state -bugs
?
with a i
Windows 2003 Server, SP1. List of Crypto Providers:
Listing Provider 'Default' 1
Algorithm Name Default Key len Min lenMax len
RC2 128 40 128
RC4 128 40 128
DES 56 56 56
3
I didn't know about those either. Thanks!
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From: [EMAIL PROTE
On Tue, Apr 26, 2005, John Hoel wrote:
> I also created the server certificate based on the same book and chapter. It
> is using the same trusted certificate (root.pem) as the client. This is an
> application that connects to itself, outbound as a client and inbound as a
> server. Makes for com
On Wed, Apr 27, 2005, Oliver wrote:
> This is what I was beginning to question, I read something that through .NET
> V2 ripemd160 appears to be supported in Windows; though research doesn't
> produce much at this moment as to whether Windows does or does not support
> ripemd160.
>
The dialog box
OS X ships with openssl pre-installed so you will never find a machine that does
not have the dylib's available in /usr/lib. However, the version shipped is
0.9.7b.
-Original Message-
From: Qadeer Baig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Apr 27, 2005 7:43 AM
To: openssl-users@openssl.org
Subject:
This is what I was beginning to question, I read something that through .NET
V2 ripemd160 appears to be supported in Windows; though research doesn't
produce much at this moment as to whether Windows does or does not support
ripemd160.
Oliver
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[m
Oliver wrote:
Would anyone be aware whether a problem exists using "ripemd160" message
digests when creating a self-signed CA in OpenSSL, as opposed to using SHA1.
I recently created a self-signed CA using ripemd160 as opposed to SHA1 using
Win32 OpenSSL v0.9.7f on a WinXP system; however, when att
Would anyone be aware whether a problem exists using "ripemd160" message
digests when creating a self-signed CA in OpenSSL, as opposed to using SHA1.
I recently created a self-signed CA using ripemd160 as opposed to SHA1 using
Win32 OpenSSL v0.9.7f on a WinXP system; however, when attempting to
Hi,
I am using openssl in an application (this application actually is a
".dylib" on Mac OSX).
Currently I am linking openssl calls by using "-lssl -lcrypto" linker
options. Since this links openssl calls dynamcally therefor I can only
use resulting application on the computers where "libssl.dylib
At this stage I'm just sniffing the air to see what options are a available
for a small project.
D.
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Sent: 26 April 2005 18:05
To: openssl-users@openssl.org
Subject: Re: RFC3852 CMS specif
> You set this with SSLCACertificateFile...
Sorry, but didn't help.
Sven
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