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> From: Mike Lempriere <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Most of the systems deployed to run such software as you are discussing > would probably be dedicated servers. > > I hate to bring rain to the parade, but when I build a dedicated server, I > don't spend the extra money to add a sound card that would just consume > extra power. The extra money you refer to is probably below $50 and the extra power is probably below 5 watts, yet the entropy you lack could cost you your job! > Servers are usually stashed in back rooms or even dedicated > air conditioned computer rooms where it's unlikely there'd be anybody > nearby to hear them. I´m not sure who should hear what. In any case, you could rely on OpenSSL reading from a server applet driving a sound card in a PC outside the rooms with your server stash. > > Thus, I suggest that it is unreasonable to assume a sound card is present. > Suggestion: Don't assume a sound card is present: Put one in! Kind regards, J. Andrew Hall. ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
