On Tue, Jul 06, 1999 at 05:37:18PM -0700, James Yonan wrote:
> Are there any VPN packages for Linux that use OpenSSL as the underlying
> encryption engine?
>
> I was thinking of a virtual stream-oriented device driver that would
> establish an OpenSSL-based TCP session with another instantiation
On Tue, Jul 06, 1999 at 09:37:39PM -0400, Thomas Reinke wrote:
> J-L Charton:
>> is the SSL library safe in a multi-threaded environment ?
> Tot he best of my knowledge, mostly yes. The solution
> employed is to use callback routines that employ locks
> of one form or another (e.g. mutex'es).
A
Tot he best of my knowledge, mostly yes. The solution
employed is to use callback routines that employ locks
of one form or another (e.g. mutex'es).
Check the distribution doc/threads.doc file for
an explanation. One of our developers managed to
get this all working with SSLeay0.9.0, and I can't
Are there any VPN packages for Linux that use OpenSSL as the underlying
encryption engine?
I was thinking of a virtual stream-oriented device driver that would
establish an OpenSSL-based TCP session with another instantiation of
itself on a remote machine. The VPN would be created by routing IP
Hi I'm compiling the last snap (990705) with BCB4 and i' ve this 2 problem:
The file that ms\bcb4.bat is not compatible with bcc32
so I modified the $o of util\pl\BC-32.pl with $o='/';
All works till mklib with TLIB
copy ./crypto/date.h tmp32/date.h
copy ./crypto/opensslconf.h inc32/openssl/opens
Howdy --
I am doing the following to generate a DSA cert:
dsaparam -out client-param.pem 512
req -newkey dsa:client-param.pem -nodes \
-keyout client-key.pem -out client-csr.pem
x509 -req -CAcreateserial -CA ca-cert.pem -CAkey ca-key.pem \
-in client-csr.pem -out client-cert.
You may be having this problem: Windows doesn't like 2 "periods" within a
filename and when saving the file feels compelled to rename them
"whatever_tar.tar" - real good. Rename to "whatever.tar.gz" and then Winzip
will know what it is.
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Hi Li,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Hello:
>
> I am using Apache server with Openssl, I just purchased VeriSign
> digital ID. When I tried to install the digital ID, it asked me to run
> "getca" command, but I don't think Openssl supports it. Could anybody
> who has the experience share with m
Hello,
is posible to get any where copy of mail archives for off-line browsing?
I known about two mail archives which are availabe on-line (from
OpenSSL pages), but I can't go online every time when I need search
them.
If here isn't official copy, maybe any member of this list should give
me a
> I tried to verify S/MIME-signatures from commercial Email-Products, but
> failed in computing the same message digest some time ago there was
> a message on this list that the message has to be converted to some
> canonical form before further processing it is there any tool
> or code
Hi,
I've written a multi-threaded TCP server and now I want to
secure its connections. Of course I would like to crypt
communications with SSL but I've got a doubt :
is the SSL library safe in a multi-threaded environment ?
Thanks.
J-L. Charton.
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On Tue, Jul 06, 1999 at 06:26:42PM +0900, Takeshi Hamade wrote:
> I want to get X509** object.How can we get X509** object
> from CA certificates with SSL API?
Look at the examples -- apps/x509.c does this, for example.
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Hi,all!
Help me!
I want to get X509** object.How can we get X509** object
>from CA certificates with SSL API?
Please, help me. Thanks
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