> >Why would you go out of your way to create fragile code when you
> >could fix
> >this the right way in three or four minutes?
> If you don't use a "thread per request" model, it's a lot more than
> three or four minutes.
I don't see why you think that is. None of my code uses a 'threa
Title: Message
Was anything displayed in the Apache error
log?
Dear Friends, Bellow I described my PROBLEM. Please help me. I tried Apache with SSL (both HTTP and HTTPS protocols). 1. ./apachectl stop2. ./apachectl startssl Apache/1.3.29 mod_ssl/2.8.16 (Pass Phrase Dialog) Some of your private key files are encrypted for security reason
Help!
For some reason my Apache/ssl server just stops answering ssl requests after a couple
days.
It's running latest apache and openssl. It continues to answer on port 80.
It gets HUP'd once a day for log rotation, but that's not what causes the problem.
And, I don't see any discernable errors
Igal Ore wrote:
Pablo J Royo wrote:
error:2106906D:lib(33):func(105):reason(109)
error:21074041:lib(33):func(116):reason(65)
From crypto/err/err.h you se the 33 sub-library is PKCS7.
From pkcs7/pkcs7.h you see the 105 function is PKCS7_dataInit, and from that
file you see the reason 109 is "u
> Can I force this precalculation (caching) to take place after creating
> an RSA structure and before multiple threads use it (without doing an
> actual dummy-decryption)? If yes, would this suffice to avoid the race
> condition so that no locking is required?
Why would you go out of you
Pablo J Royo wrote:
error:2106906D:lib(33):func(105):reason(109)
error:21074041:lib(33):func(116):reason(65)
>From crypto/err/err.h you se the 33 sub-library is PKCS7.
>From pkcs7/pkcs7.h you see the 105 function is PKCS7_dataInit, and from that
file you see the reason 109 is
> error:2106906D:lib(33):func(105):reason(109)
> error:21074041:lib(33):func(116):reason(65)
>From crypto/err/err.h you se the 33 sub-library is PKCS7.
>From pkcs7/pkcs7.h you see the 105 function is PKCS7_dataInit, and from that
file you see the reason 109 is "unknown digest type".
116 is the P
On Wed, Jun 02, 2004, Manuel Sánchez Cuenca wrote:
> Hello all, I'm using openssl-0.9.7d and I'm trying to sign some data
> with PKCS7_sign.
>
> The following are the errors I get with ERR_error_string
> (ERR_get_error(), NULL):
>
> error:2106906D:lib(33):func(105):reason(109)
> error:21074041
On Wed, Jun 02, 2004, Thomas Schuerger wrote:
> > > Hi,
> > >
> > > I have problems using the RSA_private_decrypt() function of the crypto
> > > library in parallel with *the same* (RSA *) structure. When using a
> > > single thread, decryption works flawlessly, when using two or more
> > > threa
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