For reasons I can't go into, it is mandatory that we use Microsoft's
"Cryptography Next Generation (CNG)" on Windows. (That's not a decision I have
any control over.) If OpenSSL can use CNG for it's crypto functions, then that
would probably work for us. Is that possible?
Duncan
>-Origi
Is there a reason you don't want to use OpenSSL on windows? I'd say that would
be pretty interoperable -- or more appropriately: it would make your source the
same (roughly) for Windows and Linux.
Humbly suggested...
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Dave McLellan, VMAX Software Engineering, EMC Corporatio
Sorry if this is a dumb question, but I did a little searching and looked at
the FAQ, and didn't find an answer, so hope you all won't mind if I post it
here.
I want to use TLS with an AES cypher to secure client/server communications for
my application. I will be building versions of my app f
Hi,
A new non-critical extension is available in order to download the Crl before
his expiration.
Unfortunately I don't know to use it with OpenSSL. May someone help me ?
For information, I added the msCRLNextPublish with his OID in the New_OID
section of the OpenSSL.cnf file but I don't know
Forgive me if I am wrong, but I didn't think the FIPS 2.0 code base could be
used with anything else but MS VC on Windows!?
The user guide does not state this explicitly as far as I can see, but the
instructions - for building the canister and linking against it - only mention
MSVC based comma
