Hi...
If I make the application part (the majority) of our website only available
via SSL, I am concerned that it will create a huge load on the CPUs (it's a
dual PIII 500).. Am I worrying about nothing, or should I try to only secure
pages that really need it (login, profiles etc)
Regards,
Mat
> [...] when a non SSL client connects to an ssl server it gives an
> error and exits, well this is not the expected behavieor.
> it is expected to ignore non ssl client capabple not to drob dead.
You mean the server software crashes? What server software?
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> Here's a patch for md_rand.c to use gettimeofday() instead of time().
> gettimeofday() returns returns the time in microseconds which is likely
> more unpredictable than just seconds. It's enabled when
> GETPID_IS_MEANINGLESS is defined. Maybe a new define
> HAVE_GETTIMEOFDAY is needed instead
Howdy all,
I've written myself a nice little web proxy which removes certain tags,
references to banner sites, pesky javascript features, and so
on from web pages that I download. I would like to extend it to do
the same thing for secure web pages. Basicly I want to decrypt the
SSL stream at the
Dennis Xu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> When I upgrade my applications by using openssl-0.9.5 beta1 to
> replace openssl-0.9.4, at running time I found:
> "error:02001003:system library:fopen:BN lib" when function called
> at: SSL_CTX_load_verify_locations(ssl, caPath, caFile);
>
> I compile and run bo
Griff McClellan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I've got s_client running on Windows 98. I want to know what cipher and
> message digest protocols it uses by default.
It uses the DEFAULT ciphers :-)
To find out what these are, run 'openssl ciphers DEFAULT'
(actually DEFAULT may be omitted -- you probab
Rick W. Porter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I'm trying to create a non-blocking server that will service
> multiple connections at a time. [...] I registered a callback
> function with my socket manager library that is called when there is
> a read event (after the underlying non-blocking TCP connecti
Venkatesha, Ashalatha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Some time for more than one client it does the correct data transfer.
> But at some times when first thread closes, and the second thread is on the
> verge of handshaking with SSL_accept, the second thread also closes off.
[...]
> LOG7[4266:11]: SSL c
Steve Samorodin wrote:
>
> As far as I know Netscape 4.7 can import pkcs12 (.p12, .pfx) files.
> What did you use to generate the pkcs12 file?
>
Well this is just a wild guess but maybe "openssl pkcs12"? :-)
Steve.
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As far as I know Netscape 4.7 can import pkcs12 (.p12, .pfx) files.
What did you use to generate the pkcs12 file?
Steven
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I have the version Netscape 4.7
> My certificats are working with IE5 in format pfx
> I have my certificat in format .p12 but N4.7 does not acc
I got it working last night - with some tinkering and secret sauce. First,
I have to say that I have never touched openSSL or libWWW before last week,
so I was kind of fumbling around in the dark.
I assume you have the openSSL shim for libWWW? I used w3c-libwww-ssl-1.0.1.
Once this is built, I
Hello,
I'm trying to find out whether anyone has ported OpenSSL into the Libwww
Web client (used by Amaya).. and if so where can I find it?
Thanks,
Paul
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