Please ignore it. My input offset calculation is not correct.
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Eric Wertz wrote:
As far as the (re)distribution question has goes, what you "probably"
cannot do without permission is to redistribute the actual *package* of
certificates that Netscape has put together for the purpose of embedding
in their browser. Since the overwhelming majority (if not 100%
ThanksFinal question at the end of this message:
>
> You are majorly confused. It is the *encryption* that is failing, not
> the
> MD5. So why are you looking at the length of the input to the MD5
> function?!
Thanks for the help. Yes, I was confused. I thought (or I should say, I
w
> I am trying to sign the first 8 bytes of an MD5 digest using a 64-bit RSA
> key. My understanding is that RSA encryption requires the input data to
> match the key length, and this condition is satisfied in this use case.
No, it's not satisfied.
> echo -n "
I wrote the following test code to encrypt and decrypt using AES. But
somehow, the EVP_DecryptUdpate()
is behaving in a way I don't quite understand. The first time it is invoked,
the return number of bytes
decrypted (parameter "out1" in the API) is always 0. That means, I get one
chunk less of
Hello,
I am trying to sign the first 8 bytes of an MD5 digest using a 64-bit RSA
key. My understanding is that RSA encryption requires the input data to
match the key length, and this condition is satisfied in this use case.
Are their other restrictions?
I understand what I am doing is not goin
> I want to do a commercial client application capable
> to handle https (that is the only purpose to include
> openssl) and I was wondering if it is legal to
> distribute the file that contains the certificates
> that were bundled with Netscape.
I am not a lawyer.
Not only am I also not a lawyer,
I'm trying to set the default encryption settings so that it is compatible
with the default cipher
settings. Java, the default AES uses ECB mode and PKCS5 padding. How can I
initialize the
cipher context to be exactly the same?
Could someone provide a little code snippet please? The openssl API
Does anyone have solid numbers on the perfomance of OpenSSL's SHA-1
on 32-bit vs. 64-bit platforms?
Thanks,
-Ekr
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Hi Mr. Ringaby,
Thank you for the reply.
--- Ringaby Anders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Servie.
>
> Have you checked that the directory, where gcc is
> located,
> is in your PATH environment variable?
>
> You can check by doing either of this:
>
> echo $PATH
> or:
> type gcc
>
> In or
> I want to do a commercial client application capable
> to handle https (that is the only purpose to include
> openssl) and I was wondering if it is legal to
> distribute the file that contains the certificates
> that were bundled with Netscape.
I am not a lawyer.
> Actyally, can a company X gen
Newbie questions about callback function specified in SSL_CTX_set_verify.
1) With the function SSL_CTX_set_verify we can specifies a callback
function to be used.
If this callback function is called with 'preverify_ok=1', does it mean
that the certification chain succeed completely?
Thus does it
Hi list,
I'm having problems with my openssl certificate used with apache2.
I've followed the tutorial on apache.org to create a certificate and sign it
afterwards. This step-by-step guide can be found here:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/ssl/ssl_faq.html.en#realcert
The first problem occurs w
At 09:23 AM 12/5/2004 +0800, Paul S Adams (Personal) writeth:
>I have just looked at the source you are using. Ok - I got that wrong
>in one area, but correct in another.
>
>First, I think that - just as _stricmp is aliased stricmp (by a command
>line define), _strnicmp needs to be aliased to st
Hello Servie.
Have you checked that the directory, where gcc is located,
is in your PATH environment variable?
You can check by doing either of this:
echo $PATH
or:
type gcc
In order to add the directory where gcc is located, before
running make, do this:
PATH=$PATH:
export PATH
Then run ma
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