Its the second case Darry,
Here the 'sleep' is Operating System Sleep mode induced by closing the lid
of laptop.
After opening the laptop, when the system wakes up,
My application is always hanging at the same place.*
*
562 ssl_getbuffer
562 ssl_getdata
Daniel Marschall wrote:
> Any idea? This problem exists since 2003 and noone found an answer -
> this is unbelievable.
If you're waiting for somebody else to find a bug in *your* code, you're
going to be waiting a long time.
Comparing the text strings for literal equality makes no logical sense
"after wakeup from sleep" ? What do you mean ?
Do you mean you used an API like poll() or select() to put the thread to
sleep and then it wakes up and the socket readability was indicated ?
If so please post an outline of the code your sleep/wake mechanism you
are using.
Do you mean your
Yes, please forgive my previous post as something was wrong with my web mail
and I was unable to edit the subject. I am using overlapped IO in order to
transfer the chunks of data back and forth between a client thread and a client
application. Implementing overlapped transport was much more con
Hello
I am using OpenSSL 0.9.7 included in IMAP-2009 (http://www.panda.com/imap/)
on OS X 10.5.8 (Leopard)
I am getting a hang by doing the following
When i am downloading a mail and the thread is in ssl_getbuffer(), and i am
putting my OS X laptop in sleep.
IF i put my OS X laptop in sleep, when
Hello people
I am getting a hang by doing the following
IF i put my OS X laptop in sleep, when ssl_getbuffer() is getting performed,
On waking up, the thread hangs.
The call trace is as follows
562 mail_fetch_message
562 imap_msgdata
562
With EVP/AES I cannot change encrypt/decrypt after setting KEY
bool ok = EVP_CipherInit_ex( &ctx, type, impl, key, iv, enc );
I am calling EVP_CipherInit_ex() more than once.
I set the key early then later set enc (or change it after a default CTOR).
The DOCS says simply leave things NULL for the
Hi,
There is a confusion in your code between byte buffers and their HEX
representation. You should work directly with buffer without trying to
access them as strings. This will solve all your problems.
So, change the implementation of your function MD5_hash to put the hash
directly into the c
Mounir IDRASSI wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> There are two main mistakes in your code:
> - The output of the MD5 is 16 bytes long but you are allocating 8
> bytes only. This will cause memory corruption.
> - AES-256 expects the key to be 32-bytes long but you want to use an
> MD5 digest as a key
Hi Peter:
On October 26, 2009 10:37:54 pm Peter Lin wrote:
> Thanks all guys for your opinion.
>
> There is a HSM used which vendor provides hardware RSA encryption and
> decryption. However, the key of to the hardware is one way-- I can only
> pass in the key to the hardware, but cant pass out. D
On Tue, Oct 27, 2009, Daniel Marschall wrote:
> Any idea? This problem exists since 2003 and noone found an answer -
> this is unbelievable.
>
> >
> > Yes, without that flag, the certificate is valid ("OK"). I know, that
> > the issuer-name-errors are actually not really errors, but warnings.
> >
hi,
what is the right way to configure OpenSSL for debug? If I do
./Config debug-Cygwin
then it defines some switches (-DCONF_DEBUG -DBN_CTX_DEBUG, etc.) that
result in very verbose output. All I want is simply -g and no
optimisation and no -fomit-frame-pointer. Do I have to change the Config
Hi,
There are two main mistakes in your code:
- The output of the MD5 is 16 bytes long but you are allocating 8
bytes only. This will cause memory corruption.
- AES-256 expects the key to be 32-bytes long but you want to use an
MD5 digest as a key which is only 16-bytes. You should use SH
Any idea? This problem exists since 2003 and noone found an answer -
this is unbelievable.
2009/10/26 Daniel Marschall :
> 2009/10/25, Dr. Stephen Henson :
>> On Sun, Oct 25, 2009, Daniel Marschall wrote:
>>
>> > Hello.
>> >
>> > I have a problem with verification of certificates.
>> >
>> > My com
Hello, I wrote a source for encrypting and decrypting some text data
with aes_256_cbc:
-- CODE --
void aes256cbc_encrypt(char *text, char *hkey)
{
int i, outlen;
unsigned char *outbuf = (unsigned char*)malloc(1024);
unsigned char *inbuf = (unsigned char*)text;
int
Hello, I wrote a source for encrypting and decrypting some text data
with aes_256_cbc:
-- CODE --
void aes256cbc_encrypt(char *text, char *hkey)
{
int i, outlen;
unsigned char *outbuf = (unsigned char*)malloc(1024);
unsigned char *inbuf = (unsigned char*)text;
int
The example in engines/e_capi.c has helped but in the function capi_get_pkey(),
there's a conversion from CryptoApi PublicKeyBlob into the Openssl RSA
structure so how do I convert the CryptoApi PrivateKeyBlob into the Openssl RSA
structure?
Thanks
> -Original Message-
> From: owner-ope
It is quite bad idea to use assert here. You are analyzing
certificate.
External data which are passed to you by some other party, and you at
this moment cannot be sure that this party is trusted, because you've
not completed validation procedure yet.
I agree completely. This is a code snip
On 2009.10.25 at 19:18:15 -0400, Carl Harris wrote:
> True enough, this reduces the code snippet appreciably by eliminating
> the rather tedious extension lookup fragment. My issue, of course, was
> simply not knowing (and not being able to find any reference that
> documents) the data type
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