Re: userland access to cryptodev in -current

OpenBSD wrote: > From what I know, you need > userland access to cryptodev to use hardware accelerated IPSEC VPN, openssl, > openssh. You are mistaken about IPsec. > Which services can still use hardware acceleration? IPsec. -- Christian "naddy" Weisgerber na...@mips

Re: userland access to cryptodev in -current

On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 4:49 AM, OpenBSD wrote: > In the current changelog I read that > userland access to cryptodev has been disabled. > > So i tried to enable it again > by setting kern.usercrypto You can't do that. It was disabled as in, you can't enable it anymore. Userland crypto is gone.

Re: userland access to cryptodev in -current

On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 01:08:41PM +, OpenBSD wrote: > I am sure there is a good reason behind this. > > >From what I know, you need > userland access to cryptodev to use hardware accelerated IPSEC VPN, openssl, > openssh. > Which services can still use hardware acceleration? > > How can I

Re: userland access to cryptodev in -current

I am sure there is a good reason behind this. >From what I know, you need userland access to cryptodev to use hardware accelerated IPSEC VPN, openssl, openssh. Which services can still use hardware acceleration? How can I make apache or sshd use cryptodev? or does it use cryptodev by default? I