Hi,
OpenSSL can definitely be used to implement a port of Crypto API under
Linux but I advise you to take a look at Winelib from the "Wine" project
(http://www.winehq.org/winelib).
They have implemented, among other things, the whole Crypto API
functions along with MS CSPs. Although it's not based on OpenSSL (they
use LibTomCrypt and GnuTLS), it's very stable and easy to use in order
to port existing Crypto API code.
In order to show this, I have written a CryptAPI sample that performs
RSA key generation, hashing and signature computation along with the
Linux makefile that enables to compile it using Winelib. You can get it
from the following link :
http://www.idrix.fr/Root/Samples/capi_wine.tar.gz (Just type make after
decompressing)
Under Debian, you get Winelib by typing "apt-get install libwine-dev"
and under Ubuntu you've to type "apt-get install wine-dev".
I hope this will help.
Cheers
--
Mounir IDRASSI
IDRIX
http://www.idrix.fr
Gaurav Kumar wrote:
Hi,
I want to port few MS Crypto Api's on Linux.
Here are api's which i want to port.
CryptSetKeyParam
CryptDecrypt
CryptEncrypt
CryptGetKeyParam
CryptHashData
CryptCreateHash
I want to use the same parameters used for encryption and decryption
on windows.
For e.g.
CryptDecrypt uses parameters:
hkey --- key to use for the decryption.
hHash --- Hash handle MD5 or SHA1.
dwFlag-----For padding
pbData --- Data to decrypt.
pdwDatalength -- Size of data to decrypt.
Can this be possible using Crypto Library?
Which Crypto Api's in Linux uses key, MD5 or SHA1 and padding to
decrypt and encrypt the data?
Thanks,
Gaurav
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