Leonid Elbert wrote:
>
> >cc -I../crypto -I../include -O -DNOPROTO -c s2_meth.c -o s2_meth.o
> >In file included from ssl_locl.h:75,
> > from s2_meth.c:61:
>
> Dear sirs.
>
> The noted above warnings were received during the installation of
> OpenSSL on my computer. (The os is
openssl folks,
i have linux 2.0.36(debian) and compiled
openssl with 'linx-aout'. it got into here and puked on
anundefined reference md5_block_x86.
as far as i can tell, i am following the INSTALL readme..
i'm trying to get the perl SSL stuff working...
do you know what's wrong here?
--mich
At 01:17 PM 3/18/99 +0100, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>Why SSH would not be appropriate ?
>
Hi Cedric,
The only problem with SSH is that it normally requires a separate client
software, .. and the cost/complexity is on the order of a VPN solution. One of
our goals in pursuing this approach is to explor
At 11:41 AM 3/18/99 -0600, you wrote:
>J. River's ICE.PPN might be just what you need.
>http://www.jriver.com/
>
Thanks! Someone else had mentioned jriver, .. but I did not notice that ICE.PPN
product!
Lee
===
Leland V. Lammert, PhD
openssl,
i have linux 2.0.36(debian) and compiled
openssl with 'linx-aout'. it got pretty far into here and puked on
an undefined reference md5_block_x86.
as far as i can tell, i am following the INSTALL readme..
i'm trying to get the perl SSL stuff working...
do you know what's wrong here?
i
>cc -I../crypto -I../include -O -DNOPROTO -c s2_meth.c -o s2_meth.o
>In file included from ssl_locl.h:75,
> from s2_meth.c:61:
>../include/err.h:230: warning: parameter names (without types) in
function declaration
>cc -I../crypto -I../include -O -DNOPROTO -c s2_srvr.c -o s2_sr
It looks like that SSLv3_server_method and SSLv23_client_method cannot
talk to each other? It works ok if both are the same. The netscape
client also cannot talk to the OpenSSL SSL3 server.
I have thought that the SSL3 server should respond to the SSL23
request that use SSL3 instead of SSL2. Isn'
> I try to publish a crl via Apache+mod_ssl.
> Security-->(certs)Signers--> View/Edit-CRL --> [CRASH (SIGSEGV or so)].
> What did I wrong?
Now I've found the reason: the CommonName field has to be set.
The Netscape Rule seems to be: no CN, no CRL import ;)
oki,
Steffen
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actually... I just used ./Configure FreeBSD... then tried ./Configure
FreeBSD-elf after I got this post and it compiled and installed
smoothly... now I just have to get my certs all done and I'm set :)
thanks!
-Bean
On Fri, 19 Mar 1999, Joe Shevland wrote:
> Lima give you a hand :) Bad
