> After even more studying of the sys/types.h header, I could see a
> MAJOR problem with the way fd_set is defined. It appears that
> this structure is defined as a wrapper around an array of bytes,
> the number of which determined by the FD_SETSIZE macro. The
> length of this is computed at COMPI
After even more studying of the sys/types.h header, I could see a MAJOR problem with
the way fd_set is defined. It appears that this structure is defined as a wrapper
around an array of bytes, the number of which determined by the FD_SETSIZE macro. The
length of this is computed at COMPILE TIME.
On July 29, 2004 02:20 pm, Joseph Bruni wrote:
> The other thing I noticed was that (according to the man page for
> select()) the results of the FD_ macros are undefined if the descriptor
> value is greater than FD_SETSIZE, which is 1024 on my system. I find
> this odd since the hard limit of the
official version - you are unable to encrypt with the
rpm within the DVD) since march.
BTW : Sorry if this had already been posted today, i
wasnt subscribed and needed to resubscribe.
Thanks !
making all in fips/rand...
make[2]: Entering directory
`/root/openssl-f-0.9.7-stable-SNAP-20040729/fips/rand
Hi all,I installed OpenSSL 0.9.6c on a debian 3.0r2 and I created a
my CA and twocertificates for a server and a client. Now I want to create
anothercertificate for a client but when I run :#>./CA.sh
-signthe result:#>Uisng configuration from
/usr/lib/ssl/openssl.cnf#>Enter PEM pass phrease
Hi
all,I installed OpenSSL 0.9.6c on a debian 3.0r2 and I created a my CA
and twocertificates for a server and a client. Now I want to create
anothercertificate for a client but when I run :#>./CA.sh
-signthe result:#>Uisng configuration from
/usr/lib/ssl/openssl.cnf#>Enter PEM pass phrease
Regarding the max number of sessions problem. I think I've figured out what was going
wrong, but now I need some insight.
I increased the Session Cache as you suggested to (40 * 1024) without any change in
behavior. It turns out is was a bug in my code (whew!).
After doing some more debugging I
On Thu, Jul 29, 2004, Pablo J Royo wrote:
> Hello:
>
> I have a subject string in its common format:
>
> C=XX /O=xxx /OU=yy /CN=z...etc
>
> and I´d like to create a X509_NAME object with it, in order to handle its
> different fields (X509_NAME_ENTRY) correctly.
> Is there an
Hello:
I have a subject string in its common format:
C=XX /O=xxx /OU=yy /CN=z...etc
and I´d like to create a X509_NAME object with it, in order to handle its
different fields (X509_NAME_ENTRY) correctly.
Is there any function in OpenSSL X509 interface to do this (as easy as
p
On Wed, Jul 28, 2004, Joseph Bruni wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I'm developing an application that is used as a messaging hub for
> thousands of users. The idea was that the users would maintain their
> SSL connections indefinitely because one would never know when a
> message was to be delivered a
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