> Do you know if i can decrypt the file with Java??
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Hi,
I am programming a sort of simple C++ wrapper for the OpenSSL API,
and I am having troubles with the (non-)constness of some OpenSSL functions.
Is there any reason for the SSL_dup receive a SSL* instead of a const SSL*?
Why there is no SSL_CTX_dup?
Thanks in advance,
Olavo.
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> Why are you doing this? I ask because your goals may help answer
> your question. Your C++ API should be consistent with the goals of
> your project.
The main reason is that I would like to provide basic cryptographic
functions and support SSL for an existing framework of mine.
>
> Are there o
Folks, could anyone at least run the code below, to check if they can
recreate the problem ?
Thanks in advance,
Roman
OS: Linux (SUSE 10.2 32-bit)
OpenSSL: 0.9.8g
Hi,
when I'm trying to peform multiplication
using code below, BN_GF2m_mod_mul() hangs and
CPU usage goes to 100%.
Do I miss some
I am running OpenSSL in an embedded system. Using FIPS mode HTTPS SSL firefox
connects ok, but Internet explorer will not connect (any version). Any ideas.
Also in FIPS mode the system seems to get hung up every once in a while and
needs to be rebooted.
Steve
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On Fri, Nov 09, 2007, Ted Zeng wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I use Mac OS X 10.4.10 to create a certificate with two DRL distribution
> points. I have been able to create certs with one distribution point.
>
> Here is how I set in the conf file:
>
> [ certificate_extensions ]
> basicConstraints = CA:
Hello,
> They relate to the type of elliptic curve.
>
> P is for polynomial basis curves. Also sometime referred to as prime
> modulus curves.
>
> B is for normal basis curves
I'm not sure, p-curves are prime filed elliptic curves GF(p) and all
arithmetic is performed modulo p where p is treate
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They relate to the type of elliptic curve.
P is for polynomial basis curves. Also sometime referred to as prime
modulus curves.
B is for normal basis curves
K is for Koblitz curves. These are special cases of normal basis curves
that are faster for some operations.
Bill
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Hello Pankaj,
Am 09.11.2007 um 23:33 schrieb Pankaj Mathur:
Hi ,
I am trying to encrypt and decrypt a large file using the Openssl
API.
I am doing this by calling EVP_EncryptUpdate / EVP_DecryptUpdate
iteratively for a block size of 1024 and then calling the
EVP_EncryptFinal_ex/ EVP_Dec
Hi Rodney,
Thanks for the reply.
What I have is a cert request from a 2003 server with the following as
an example:
Subject Name (SN): servername.domainname.com.au
Subject Alternative Name (SAN): AlternateServername.domainname.com.au
I am far from an expert on certificates, but I know these can
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