Hi all. Apologies if the following code is weird, I am new to open-ssl, all suggestions welcome :-) I need to copy some private key information into memory, and I am using a BIO for this. Code is as follows : key=BIO_new(BIO_s_mem()); buffer=BUF_MEM_new(); BIO_set_mem_buf(key, buffer, BIO_CLOSE); fprintf(stderr, "dumping key data to buffer\n" ); BN_print(key, rsa->n); /*... more stuff here...*/ BN_print(key, rsa->iqmp); ///// I need to print the content of key here, stderr will do fine....///////// fprintf(stderr, "destroying key blocked IO\n" ); BIO_free(key); fprintf(stderr, "done\n"); Questions : 1/ when the buffer is allocated, do I need to specify the memory size to use ? Or is it like c++ for example, when a push_back will resize the data ? 2/ Does anyone know any <convenient> way to get the (BIO) key printed (sample please !!!!) ? 3/ May seem trivial, but does anyone know about a reference (html, ps, pdf, ...) that would give a better overview of the code ?? Thanks for your help, Vincent ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
