That's a pretty old version of SSLeay, you may want
to try a recent OpenSSL distribution.
--Joshua
> Christopher Sagayam wrote:
>
> I am installing crypt ssleay in my local directory
> -
>
> sagayam2:~/dump/Crypt-SSLeay-0.
I am installing crypt ssleay in my local directory
-
sagayam2:~/dump/Crypt-SSLeay-0.17$ perl Makefile.PL
`cat pp.txt`Found OpenSSL (version OpenSSL 0.6.6.0) installed at
/usr/local/sslWhich OpenSSL build path do you wa
hi
i am now learning openssl,i download openssl-0.9.5 ,i install it in linux,it
works well.when i read /doc/ssleay.txt ,i have a question about s_server and s_client
program.when i test the program i use server.pem ane client.pem which is copied from
the directory of apps,and i can not
Just to add to the confusion, is the callback only called when
SSL_CTX_set_verify() fails a cert verification, or is it called even on a
successful cert verification?
I looked at the code in ssl/ssl_cert.c, and it looks like the callback in
ssl_verify_cert_chain() is called regardless of the actu
I know that the current version of OpenSSL doesn't support shared
libraries for NetBSD. However, I really need the shared libraries (for
perl modules). Has anyone found a way to get the shared libraries to
compile on NetBSD?
-- Felicia
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Hello, All.
In my attempts to learn more about the certificate verification process,
I have been looking at the apps/* code, the manpages, and the release
docs - not to mention the OpenSSL site. The closest thing I have found
to any documentation on the SSL_CTX_set_verify_depth() routine is the
f
in SSLeay.xs, Crypt::SSLeay v.17 there is a config
#define DEBUG_SSL_STATE 0
set it to 1, recompile, and execute the below request
again. It may give us some better output to identify
this problem. Thanks.
--Joshua
Frank Gadegast wrote:
>
> >
> > Frank Gadegast wrote:
>
> Hi again,
Hey there,
I am using ActivePERL 5.6 release on Windows
NT servers. I have a few questions on the installation of you latest release of
openssl.
I untar everything into a temp directory,
after doing this I issue the command:
perl configure VC-WIN32
and the program runs its routine
Carsten Rhod Gregersen wrote:
>
>
> IBM still tell me that the connection is dropped because the
> header size don't match the packets. This of course could
> also be a IBM ssl-stack problem, but they deny that..
> (off course)
>
Can you get some more info on the precise cause? That is what he
On Mon, Oct 09, 2000 at 03:53:43PM +0200, Carsten Rhod Gregersen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Formerly I posted a report concerning connection test with
> client authorisation against a IBM payment gateway.
>
> You requested that I tried with the openssl program again
> but with debug turned on.
>
> I've d
thank you for the response!
but
i try with your suggestion and it works. but, i did not explain my
problem at all (trying some body answer me). i need to encrypt in bath
mode and the command line version apparently not support pkcs12 formats
or certificates in pem formats and i can't import keys
I like to compile a version of OpenSSL to allow only cipher suites using
40-bits encription key. If anyone know how to do thie please let me know.
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OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org
User
All,
I have a report in front of me commissioned by someone in my company to
review our CA/PKI system. Frankly I'm not too happy about it and would like
some bitingly worded and technically brilliant responses to support our use
of OpenSSL which I would like to continue.
The push of the repo
Hi!
i get these errors trying to compile OpenSSL on Win2k using MingW32 and
GnuMake:
version info: gcc-2.95.2-msvcrt.exe
make-3.76.1.zip
ActivePerl-5.6.0.618-MSWin32-x86-multi-thread.msi
C:\openssl> ms\mingw32.bat noasm
C:\openssl> perl Configure
Hi,
Formerly I posted a report concerning connection test with
client authorisation against a IBM payment gateway.
You requested that I tried with the openssl program again
but with debug turned on.
I've done that and now I'm experiencing every programmers
nightmare, with -debug it works, witho
Hello,
> Apache:mod_ssl:Error: Private key not found.
> **Stopped
it seems that you have only installed the certificate (the signed
public key) in your apache server. For normal operation apache will
also need the private key in PEM format. You should check your
Oracle web server documentation
Has anybody started incorporating the AES winner Rijndael into OpenSSL?
Is there any plans to do it? If somebody would like it in there and
nobody else is busy, I wouldn't mind trying...
Robert Sandilands
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OpenSSL Project
> Troy Parkinson wrote:
>
> Hello.
>
> I am trying to compile crypt::ssleay-0.17 and coming up with the following error:
>
> **SSLeay.xs(1) : warning C4067: unexpected tokens following pragma directive -
>expected a newline
> **SSLeay.xs(2) : fatal error C1004: unexpected end of file found
> *
Frank Gadegast wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> have perl 5.005_03, openssl-0.9.5a and LWP (whatever version).
> And Crypt::SSLeay Version 0.16 and/or 0.17
> The following code works perfectly under Linux, but
> under Solaris 2.6 oder 2.7 I get the timeout ...
>
Frank,
I have a solaris 2.6 box running Cryp
Dear
Users!!
Im am a newie to the
OpenSSL / OpenSA-Architecture. We normally use the ORACLE Application Server as
the WebServer. Now we use additionally the OpenSA /
OpenSSL-Bundle.
My problem: We have
a SSL-Key from Verisign for the ORACLE Application Server (Spyglass listener).
Now I
I looked at the documentation in MSDN for select(), and it claimed that the
first parameter was unused. I'll try it out.
Thanks.
James.
PS: If you're interested, the doc I read was
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/psdk/winsock/wsapiref_1ab6.htm
|-Original Message-
|From: Pablo J. Ro
I think you should change the line
int tNumSocketsReady = select(1, &tSet, NULL, NULL, &tTimeout);
by
int tNumSocketsReady = select( tSocketFD+1, &tSet, NULL, NULL,
&tTimeout);
If not, the descriptor you are selecting on may be totally wrong, so your
select() doesn´t works.
-Ori
Hi.
I'm just starting out with the OpenSSL library, and I've got a problem that
I don't know how to fix.
I'm trying to read data using SSL_read() from a non-blocking socket on a
Windows machine.
The problem is that when the SSL_read returns SSL_ERROR_WANT_READ, I don't
know how to wait for da
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