RE: Self-Tests Fail on Windows

I haven't run the test.bat (didn't even know about it till I read your message and did a file search). When I tried to run it, it failed on the rsa-test which isn't surprising considering I compiled without RSA support. What I can tell you is that OpenSSL works for my purposes (using my self gen

BIO edits for win32

I've recently started using BIO's for async communication on my Windows Server. In writing this app I noticed that a connect BIO would bomb anytime it was supplied an ip address. After many traces through the code it hit me that the WSA startup code was skipped in an IP case. The diff below sh

RE: memory leaks in openssl - urgent.......

ditto[on experiencing memory leaks, and using those free functions] Bounds Checker output not included - although my mem-leaks aren't nearly as bad as Raggi's, but hey I'm using Bio's. -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Friday, June 30, 200

Error while using BIO's

This is on a WIN2000 server using VC++6.0. Eventually the server side will be multi-threaded, that's why the Mutex setup. Any help is appreciated. BTW - I'm also encountering Memory leaks so if anyone has any suggestions along those lines I could use them. Server side Error: 1832:error:1408F10B

RE: Windows COM SSL_connect problems

Speaking of RAND_screen what does it use to seed the PRNG? Does it have to be a prompt or does it actually access the memory location for it's entropy? I ask because the applications that I have won't be running at a prompt. I'm looking for a good consistent way to get some entropy on a Windows b

RE: Memory leaks when PEM_read_bio_PrivateKey fails

I'm having the same problems and I can't seem to get to the snapshot. I keep getting an error "500 Illegal PORT Command". > -Original Message- > From: Michal Trojnara [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Monday, May 01, 2000 6:16 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Memory leaks when P

RE: non-RSA cert and ciphers?

shed. I would like to generate my own cert's on client/server startup as well so that I don't have to distrubute the certificate on every server that is set up from this point forth, and/or maintain a 24/7 certificate server. Thanks, DEJ -Original Message- DeJuan Jackson wrote:

RE: non-RSA cert and ciphers?

With the compile settings which I specified it (s_server) simply fails with a "No shared ciphers" message. When I recompile without NO_RSA it works fine. Any other insite? DEJ -Original Message- From: Dr Stephen Henson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] DeJuan Jackson wrote: > &g

Trying to generate a DSA certificate.

I'm trying to generate a self signed non-RSA certificate in a C app. I grabbed the code from demos/selfsign.c and generated a 512 bit key using dsa. The code dies when it get to the X509_sign() function. All that I've done is change the key type, because I'm shooting in the dark here. Any po