Hi,
Inspired by Ryan's recent post about related practical
matters, I have a more general question about Sun code
in OpenSSL.
Before Sun Microsystems were acquired by Oracle, they
made a number of contributions to OpenSSL. Those
contributions apparently covered both actual code
(copyrights) and
To clean up, just call MD5_Final and ignore the result.
When I said it depended on which OpenSSL API you were
using, it was less about the version of OpenSSL and more
about the specific function names, as there is more than
one set of functions that can do the MD5. I see from
your latest mail be
I'm asking here about the header files with the same name in both
directories. I see that there are three fips-specific header files in the
fips-2.0 include directory - which I would guess is what is getting picked
up by the last "-I" in CFLAGS...
On Sun, Jan 29, 2012 at 2:19 PM, Kevin Fowler wr
When I build the FIPS module and install, it populates a
fips-2.0/include/openssl directory with a set of header files.
When I build the FIPS-capable OpenSSL library libcrypto, it has the
fips-2.0 include director in its CFLAGS, but at the end. Since the FIPS
include directory has a subset of the
