In message <11282.1517852...@obiwan.sandelman.ca> on Mon, 05 Feb 2018 12:34:58
-0500, Michael Richardson said:
mcr> bio_dgram has a bunch of #if on: OPENSSL_USE_IPV6, and I thought that this
mcr> might be a common #ifdef, but actually it only occurs in that file.
mcr>
mcr> I looked through Conf
* What is OpenSSL's current status regarding this?
I don’t recall it being raised before, and I don’t think anyone one the team
has expressed interest in this. It would probably have to start by someone
contributing a pull request.
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I would definitely need something like this. I have some library code
that uses OpenSSL 1.0.2 (can't upgrade to 1.1.x yet because of all the
interface changes), and it currently has to use a custom
X509_LOOKUP_METHOD to handle Unicode filenames on Windows (in fact, this
library had to complete
Hi All,
I used a mutex lock to prevent the SSL_accept() method being called by multiple
thread concurrently since it may get coredump if there is no lock on
SSL_accept() method. I am just wondering is the lock is still needed for
openssl 1.0.2e version?
mutex.lock();
int rt = S
Yes, if there’s something that was made impossible to do because of things
being made opaque, adding the missing API’s would be a bugfix and go into 1.1.0
and beyond. It woud be great if you could create a PR.
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OpenSSL 1.1 made the X509_LOOKUP_METHOD structure opaque.
I am currently working on migrating an application to use OpenSSL 1.1 APIs,
but the application implements a custom get_by_subject method, which I
cannot implement in 1.1.0 because there is no mechanism for creating custom
X509_LOOKUP_METHO
Hi All,
Can someone assist from openssl on this issue.
To be more elaborate:
We are using SSL_peek followed by BIO_dgram_get_peer to get the peer port
infomation.
When we pass incorrect ssl value to SSL_peek it gives the correct peer
information while using BIO_dgram_get_peer but any operation
