I have that config working on rh7.2. but I didn't need the openssl
s_client bit. As long as the cert+priv. key file's in the right place,
it all worked (althouh I think I removed some of the read access on the
directories as they seemed too lax). I can't remember where they should
be at the moment
How do I install OpenSSL 0.9.6e or later for ssl support in apache
2.0.40?
Is there any documentation on how to implement SSL in apache 2+
including upgrading the currently installed SSL package?
Any links to documentation would be great. I prefer to read this stuff
and learn.
Thanks in advance
Hello. It is with SSL_handshake at
OpenSSL. How is SSL_connect different? Which should be used for performing a
handshake? I need your help well.
Form.SSL_Leay
At 12:56 PM 8/15/2002 -0500, Kristen Zhang writeth:
>hey everybody,
>
>sorry for sounding stupid, but i'm really new at this... =)
>so far, i'm clueless in how i can compile openssl with vc++.
>there're so many .c and .h files. i don't know which one to start.
>should i try the unix route? would
Hi everyone,
Just a quick question regarding the envelope decryption (when a private key
is supplied to decrypt a file which was encrypted with a public key).
What would be the best way to find out if the supplied private key can be
used to decrypt the given file?
For example, would one creat
This is with 0.9.6f on Solaris 2.6 (Sparc):
MSE: Memory segment error:
* This is occurring while in:
bn_mul_comba8 [libcrypto.a]
bn_mul_recursive [libcrypto.a]
bn_mul_part_recursive [libcrypto.a]
BN_mul [libcrypto.a]
BN_mod_mul_montgomer
There are instructions for compiling openssl on Windows in the file
INSTALL.W32.
Lynn Gazis
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Subject: compile openssl
hey everybody,
sorry for sounding stupi
hey everybody,
sorry for sounding stupid, but i'm really new at this... =)
so far, i'm clueless in how i can compile openssl with vc++.
there're so many .c and .h files. i don't know which one to start.
should i try the unix route? would that be easier.
oh also, i'm trying to learn how to hook
hey everybody,
sorry for sounding stupid, but i'm really new at this... =)
so far, i'm clueless in how i can compile openssl with vc++.
there're so many .c and .h files. i don't know which one to start.
should i try the unix route? would that be easier.
oh also, i'm trying to learn how to hook
OK, here's a slightly longer version of the answer. Openssl-0.9.6g and
openssl-engine-0.9.6g are identical with one exception:
openssl-engine-0.9.6g contains engine code to support several vendors'
hardware accelerator cards, and openssl-0.9.6g doesn't. In openssl-0.9.7
(currently in the beta re
I compiled Qpopper ver4.0.4 with OpenSSL version 0.9.6e so i could use the
TLS/SSL feature of Qpopper
the build went fine and i could receive "secure mail" from the pop server.
But as soon as large attachments are sent i get the folowing errors in my
log file
SSL3_WRITE_PENDING:bad write retry
N
I am new to openssl and my question is very simple (though i was unable to
find a reasonable programming FAQ and documentation is quite obscure ;)
What is the proper function call sequence to:
a) get a certificates file and verify if peer matches one of them and
is it the one that matches the pee
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