Title: Clear Day
Hello to all.
I want to know if I can use the "int dummy"
which is the part of CRYPTO_EX_DATA structure :
typedef
struct crypto_ex_data_st { STACK *sk; int dummy; /*
gcc is screwing up this data structure :-( */ }
CRYPTO_EX_DATA;
which is , in turn, the part of ssl_st
stru
>From: Boyle Owen
>After upgrading to openSSL-0.9.6g and reinstalling
>openssh_3.4p1, I can't get ssh or sshd to work. As soon as I
>try to start the sshd daemon or an ssh session, I immediately
>get the command line error "PRNG is not seeded".
Thanks Lutz, for helping out - your tips really
You are restarting ssh aren't you? Also check that your symlinks are as
follows...
/lib/libssl.so.2 -> /usr/local/ssl/lib/libssl.so.0.9.6
/lib/libcrypto.so.2 -> /usr/local/ssl/lib/libcrypto.so.0.9.6
This is on my system where I install OpenSSL into it's default dir of
/usr/local/ssl. I configu
Hi Michael,
I get back to you a little late, because i spend about a day trying to get
SSL.pm to work.
I'm afraid i can't get it to install properly. Which made me think about
what you set using SSLeay.pm
This module already seemed installed in the /Net library so why not use it.
The only thing
that is also in my case, im running redhat 7.2 with the openssl-0.9.6b, i
just updated the openssl to openssl-0.9.6e, and when i created a new symlink
to the new library libcrypto.* ssh localhost wont work. so i created a
symlink to my old libcryto and it works.
know how to fix this error?
glyn
Hi list,
I followed the dgst.c file to write
my own testing SHA1 function. There is a for loop from line 347 to 351 that
BIO_reads out some data from the chained BIO, then it did the digesting at line
378, BIO_gets(). If I left out the for loop, the result is not correct, besides,
the d
Hi all,
Can i use this function RAND_pseudo_bytes for generating a pseudo random
number of 46 bytes?
I think, this function is used for generating large keys of 1024 and above.
Are there any limitations if i use this function for generating 46 byte
pseudo randam number?
Many Thanks and Regards,
On Wed, Aug 14, 2002 at 02:24:15PM +0200, Boyle Owen wrote:
> So, it looks like the newly installed ssh is trying to get its entropy from
>/dev/urandom instead of prngd. That would explain the "not seeded" error.
>Incidentally, apache/mod_ssl is working fine with this prngd so, indeed, the probl
>From: Lutz Jaenicke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>> After upgrading to openSSL-0.9.6g and reinstalling
>openssh_3.4p1, I can't get ssh or sshd to work. As soon as I
>try to start the sshd daemon or an ssh session, I immediately
>get the command line error "PRNG is not seeded".
>I doubt that you
> Or do I just need to tear apart the "openssl req" command source, find
> what library calls it does, and just call the library myself, and thus
> re-invent the wheel? Has anyone already done this?
OpenSSL 0.9.7 req command has two useful options:
-subj arg set or modify request subje
On Wed, Aug 14, 2002 at 11:42:51AM +0200, Boyle Owen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> After upgrading to openSSL-0.9.6g and reinstalling openssh_3.4p1, I can't get ssh or
>sshd to work. As soon as I try to start the sshd daemon or an ssh session, I
>immediately get the command line error "PRNG is not seeded".
Hi,
After upgrading to openSSL-0.9.6g and reinstalling openssh_3.4p1, I can't get ssh or
sshd to work. As soon as I try to start the sshd daemon or an ssh session, I
immediately get the command line error "PRNG is not seeded".
Previously, with openssl-0.9.6f and openssh_3.4p1, all was working
Hi
all,
I'm trying to create a certificate to use
with IIS 5. But I have a problem when I import a certificate into IIS. I
have created a certificate request using IIS tool (the MMC console) at C:\certreq.txt. After that, I signed a
certificate for that request ( I acts as a CA):
openss
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