QM wrote: [cut mu post]
A bit scant on the info, but I have some guesses:
The shared lib, "net.so" -- does nm show the function "kluczyki()" defined in that file? (i.e. is your library missing a .o file?)
If so, how was your OpenSSL compiled: shared libs, static libs, both? Try linking against a dynamic SSL library, if you haven't already.
thanx for sugestions, i figured out a quite silly bug i've made, which i could not find when i was resolving symbols with RTLD_NOW flag, but when i switched it into RTLD_LAZY it showed me that there were other symbols missing (LoadPublicKey, and LoadPrivateKey), it was a stupid mistake, and I feel silly, that i bothered you with that. It was a first time i had to use SSL library, and i had to implement my functions fast, that is why i didn't see this mistake for first time(in fact it took me about 5 days to discover that, i know i'm probbly little bit overworked, but i foud the solution, i should not use examples without more cautious looking at them :-/).If "kluczyki()" is in the main binary (the one that loads the shared lib) -and- you're running Linux, did you compile that with "-fPIC" and link using "--export-dynamic"?
once again thanx for Your advice.
regards Cyprian
-- The paranoids' way... / / Networked Electronic ___ ___ ___ ___ (___ ( ___ Unit Responsible for | )|___)| )| )| )| | | Online Troubleshooting | / |__ |__/ | |__/ |__ | |__ and Intensive Calculation
______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
