l about this problem, I would
appreciate it if you sent it along.
Thank you,
Bradley
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This seems to indicate that `msincore` is not getting the kind of
executable it expects, but I'm not sure how to resolve that. I can't
turn up anything interesting on the Web, since most cross-compilation
discussions seem to target Android or iOS. If anyone has any guidance,
I'd appreciate it
Hi all,
I am trying to debug a memory leak caused by X509_dup() and was
wondering if any body could offer some tips of how to troubleshoot
this further.
Basically, I have a template X509 structure, which I'm using as a base
for generating new X509 structures.
A brief example of what I am doing
Marek Marcola wrote:
Hello,
are there some available settings to build openssl for small footprint
applications and devices?
I mean to get a smaller library like matrixssl [1] and strip thing and
module out someone might not need ?
In my personal opinion: no.
(This is why MatrixSSL
Hi,
are there some available settings to build openssl for small footprint
applications and devices?
I mean to get a smaller library like matrixssl [1] and strip thing and
module out someone might not need ?
Thanks in advance for your reply
Cheers
Michael
[1] http://matrixssl.com/
On 4/21/05 6:17 AM, Christian Beaulieu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I¹ve need getting a strange out of my application when generating
Diffie-Hellman keys. I am using OAKLEY primes for key generation and the
strange thing is that sometimes my key length ends up one byte short of the
expected
On 4/2/05 12:51 AM, Nils Larsch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... BN_bin2bn should correctly handle leading zeros in binary input
Okay, great. Thanks for all the help.
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I'm seeing DH_generate_key generate a public key that is 1 byte less than
expected (127 instead of 128 bytes for a 1024-bit key), but only
sporadically (about every 200-300 tries). I've written the following test
case that always fails for me in less than 300 iterations. I've only
included error
On 4/1/05 1:57 AM, Nils Larsch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the dh public key is the result of g**k mod p (k is the private key)
operation and hence may have less than BN_num_bytes(p) bytes (approx.
every 256 key should have = 127 bytes).
I didn't realize that. Thanks for the explanation.
Is it
On 4/1/05 8:20 AM, Nils Larsch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
this of course reduces the key space for the private key, but if you
really need a fixed size public key you need to do it.
Would it reduce security or be unsafe to simply prepend zero bytes after
calling BN_bn2bin to make it fill 128
On 9/26/03 12:28 PM, Jeff Liesmaki [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to build the openssl libraries for VxWorks. My host computer is a
pc running Windows 2000 and my target is a pentium pc. I have Vxworks 5.4 and
Tornado 2.02. I downloaded cygwin and when I type ./configure to list the
I'm trying to build OpenSSL 0.9.7b for VxWorks (Tornado 2.0.2 for PowerPC
860) on a Windows XP host and I ran into some problems. I did the following:
0) Installed Tornado 2.0.2 (a while ago, but noted just to be thorough).
1) Installed cygwin.
2) Launched cygwin.
3) Un-targz'd OpenSSL 0.9.7b
Ed,
I'd try this freeware package:
http://www.cosy.sbg.ac.at/~andi/
It works great and it delivers better entropy than the typical entropy seed
file needed without it. I've built a couple of packages ready for install,
which can be downloaded at:
Michael Farajian wrote:
What protocol are you using for your application layer data? If
you are using HTTP/1.1 then the connection is left open by default and
you have to make sure that you are only reading as much data as is specified
by the content-length header. But this problem is not
Where can I find info on how to use openssl-0.9.4? Is there any
documentation for this API?
Thanks,
Will Bradley
Software Engineer/Intern
Anark Communications
http://www.anark.com
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Rich Salz wrote:
The current regulations prohibit US persons from providing technical
assistance to anything that would be export-controlled if it were inside the
US. Pretty obviously, this would include diff's and documentation.
Then even responding to openssl-users is a
One thing that is consistently brought up on this list is the need for
documentation but no one asking for it ever
says that they would help to write it. You certainly don't have to look any
deeper into the phenomena to discover that.
So in this light I would definitely like to help organize
look on update
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