I was previously taught to always use RAND_load_file when my application
started and then use RAND_write_file before closing the application and this
way keeping a user specific random state. The file used is abviously only
accessable by the user in question. My questions are:
Is this the correct (intended) use of these two methods?
And if the file is NOT available and I seed random using other means
(/dev/random or something else) is it still good practice to use
RAND_write_file so that subsequent uses of the application will pick this
seed up?

/E

Reply via email to