There are differences between the OpenSSL and BSAFE SSL-C,
but you can interchange the current versions with few modifications
to your source code.
Many of the differences are internal and are not seen in the API.
There are advantages to using an Open Source product, and there
are advantages to dealing with an established commercial company.
I don't know which is 'better' on pure technical grounds. There are
a lot of commercial, political, legal, and other reasons for choosing
one over the other. IMHO, these factors usually end up being more
important than the technical differences between the two.
Al Borr
Ajuba Solutions
Mountain View, California
----- Original Message -----
From: Martin Szotkowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, May 26, 2000 1:58 AM
Subject: difference between OpenSSL and BSAFE libs?
> Hi all,
> In our company we have used OpenSSL few years (from SSLeay 8.x) but my
> chiefs want increase our image buying BSAFE libraries.
> When I tested SSL-C this look like OpenSSL. (I know both start from
SSLeay)
> Are somewhere document differences betwteen this two products?
> Go both by same way?
> Is some type of cooperation there?
> It's possible BSAFE libs modified as OpenSSL?
> What is better?
>
> thanks Martin
>
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