Since OpenSSL does not exist as an entity that requires contributors to
sign over their legal interests in their contributions, it is my opinion
that each contributor retains their legal interest in their contributions.
By contributing it to OpenSSL, one can argue that they've consented to th
On Tue, Mar 06, 2001 at 11:57:01AM -0800, Dan Kegel wrote:
> Here's a lengthy description of a situation where
> a better error message would be nice.
See below.
> I have a program that was working fine with OpenSSL 0.9.4
> on both Linux and Solaris. I updated to OpenSSL 0.9.6
> and it still wor
Just as a point of reference, who is OpenSSL. Is it a corporation, a
public trust, a private company or what? If we had a license issue,
and I wanted our attorney to clarify any license issues, where does
he go? Would any agreement made be legally binding? If so,
under the laws of what cou
Here's a lengthy description of a situation where
a better error message would be nice.
I have a program that was working fine with OpenSSL 0.9.4
on both Linux and Solaris. I updated to OpenSSL 0.9.6
and it still works fine on Linux, but failed on Solaris.
The program uses nonblocking I/O. The
Hi,
I've implemented a basic SSL client in C on Solaris using openssl. I've also
written some wrapping code, so now I can compile it as a .so object to
integrate with another piece of software (Vignette StoryServer 5.5)
When run as a standalone program, everything is fine. However, when I
compil
Thanks, Greg. I was afraid of this.
I wanted to hash the public key and use that as a part of the DN as
specified in the CSR. I shall now try this with openssl dgst.
If I hash the certificate, I cant include that in the certificate (in the
DN) as the hash will change (circular dependency) !!! I
It is the hash of the entire DER encoded
certificate.
You can calculate it using the 'openssl' utility
via:
openssl dgst -sha1 -c < cert.der
_Greg StarkEthentica,
Inc.[EMAIL PROTECTED]_
- Original Message -
Hello again!
It seems that my pains with OpenSSL (and yours) got out. The given examples
work!
Finally i have found a Visual C++ project that compile OpenSSL and examples
with no errors. I tested in this night and things seems to work fine.
Here is the link where i found useful project:
http://www
> I have problems with Libeay32.dll which crashes when
> I use SSL in multiple threads. The code that the thread executes
> is always the same. Everything works well if there is only one thread,
> but when there is several threads it crashes.
> I get following message:
> Unhandeled exception in
Here's the commands I am doing to create a self-signed cert and generate
a .h file that Ican include in my application (replace $(SSL_EXE) with
./openssl, as appropriate):
$(SSL_EXE) req -config $(CONF_FILE) -new $(RAND_KEY_FILE) -keyout \
$(CERT_PRIV_KEY_FILE)
-out $(CERT_REQ_FILE)
$(S
Hi again...
I have problems with Libeay32.dll which crashes
when
I use SSL in multiple threads. The code that the
thread executes
is always the same. Everything works well
if there is only one thread,
but when there is several threads it crashes.
I get following message:
Unhandeled e
Just as a point of reference, RSA Security's BSAFE toolkit at some point in
the past evidently used some part Eric Young's libdes package, which has a
very similar license. The BSAFE manuals properly gave credit as per the
license, but products that used BSAFE didn't contain any references at all
Why not RSA? In theory, you could create and use DSA-signed certificates
which contain DSA or DH parameters, but there is very little support for
these in existing software.
_
Greg Stark
Ethentica, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
_
> From: Rodney Thayer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, March 05, 2001 6:01 PM
> given the recent noise about "the S word" (ssh, which may or may
> not be a trademark in some places), I think the whole question of
> SSH vs. Telnet with TLS should be reconsidered.
>
> What's the state of
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