.
Anyway I could really use some help. This isn't a pie in the sky
project. It will be used by millions of Amateur Radio operators
world wide. See project details at:
http://www.arrl.org/news/stories/2001/08/02/3/
thank you and 73s
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Greetngs,
For the last few days I have been trying to reach
www.openssl.org without any success. Is their
a mirror I can get to?
thanks
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make: *** [loadkeys.o] Error 1
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in regard to crypt laws? Can we
use RSA without fear of locking out some countries? Can we use DSA
without locking out some countries?
Thanks!
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This is probably a stupid question. :-)
I generated a keypair for DSA ,signed some data and stored the
public/private keys for later use.
Later on I want to verify the data i previously signed.
So I just create a DSA struct and and add the public key to it.
But that doesn't work,
Greetings,
One of the possible goals of my open Trusted QSL (QSL in amateur radio
means ACK) is to have a small check signature to validate contacts.
I was wondering if using a 6 characters check signature (0-9A-Z)
could provide any trust level? Maybe us the first character as
an starting
Greetings,
I am currently working on an open source DSA signature scheme for Amateur
radio QSL cards. One of the things I would like to do is have a non-US
site that I can point people to where they can get Wintel32 DLLs. Is there
such a place?
thanks
73 Darryl WA1GON
