Word on the street is that Tim Milligan said:
> Does anyone know what is required to build OpenSSL without patent protected
> (in the US) encryption? I think I need to remove RC5, IDEA, and RSA. Is
> that right? If so, how? Sorry if this is a common question. I looked
> through the archive an
Word on the street is that Will Bradley said:
> Does open-ssl-0.9.4 support multi-threading?
Yes; ./config threads (read the INSTALL file)
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Word on the street is that Yossapon Sutharattanachaiporn said:
> I got an error around ssl_connect/ssl_accept line. this is my code.
> Do i miss any step?
Yes, you're missing the step where you check the return value and if
the call fails, print out the reason with ERR_print_errors()
Check apps/
Word on the street is that Amir Amit said:
> when I run SSL_read on a socket (as the client), where the server is
> down, SSL_read returns with 0 - as there where no bytes to read from
> socket. This is not true - the server is down and there will never be
> something to read from server. Because
Word on the street is that HEIN Martin said:
> Unfortunately I cannot find any documentation on how to set up OpenSSL
> appropriately, i.e. configuring both the global and user-specific
> *.cnf-files, as well as creating public and private keys.
This site helped me get going: http://www.columbia
I think I might have it figured out.
1. Do steps at http://www.intertrader.com/library/SSLeay/no_rsa.cfm to
generate DSA Certificate
2. Server side, do the equivalent of:
openssl s_server -key privkey.pem -cert signed.pem -CAfile demoCA/cacert.pem
3. Client side, do the equivalent of:
openssl
I'm following the instructions at:
http://www.intertrader.com/library/SSLeay/no_rsa.cfm
to generate certs for my client/server application.
Once I've done the final step "generating a DSA certificate", then
I would distribute signed.pem with the client, and load privkey.pem in
the server, right
