Hi Edward,
I am guesing that you need to call ENGINE_ctrl() to set the right
parameters. These are control commands and each engine has a set of
these; to see what control commands are available for the ubsec engine:
$ openssl engine ubsec -
Or you could just look into the ubsec engi
Title: Use of Engines
Is it required to call ENGINE_init()?
Or is this sufficient
ENGINE* e = ENGINE_by_id(id);
ENGINE_set_default(e, ENGINE_METHOD_ALL);
I have looked in various code, and I mostly see the latter. But in the stunnel code, I see them doing
ENGINE* e = ENGINE_by_id(id
In my case, I'm trying to support various versions of Linux, AIX, Solaris,
HP-UX, Windows, and something running on OS/360 when the details finally
filter back to me. I had assumed up until a few days ago that all of the
UNIX folks had one of the /dev/random variants or that OpenSSL would fully
se
Hey Steve,
When I create a mime message with mutt then pass it to openssl, the mime
message created in mutt contains date, to, from, and subject...but isn't
s/mime supposed to contain that? If I create a mime message with all
the header information then sign that mime message with S/MIME with all
I don't know if /dev/random is available on all linux machines. But I think
it is. But as for Windows, which does not have /dev/random, I believe
OpenSSL seeds the PRNG on Windows automatically using a variety of clever
ideas and sources of entropy. It is probably better than what you could
come
Michal Ludvig wrote:
Rolf - try adding call to padlock_reload_key() to the end of
padlock_verify_context() in OpenSSL crypto/engine/hw_padlock.c file and
tell us if it helped.
Seems to do the trick as well.
Which is strange, isn't it? It only adds another pushfl; popfl... but
padlock_verify_con
Hi (sorry for my english),
I got a similar problem.
openssl-0.9.7d has problems with some kind of ciphers; for example, my
client offers as first cipher AES256-SHA (Negotiated ciphers:
AES256-SHA SSLv3 Kx=RSA Au=RSA Enc=AES(256) Mac=SHA1)
and when transmission starts I get:
Layla wrote:
In addition to RAND_screen(), you can use:
RAND_event(...,...,...);
but you must know that use of both functions is highly discouraged, in other
words they should be your last resort.
As you can see from the construction I used, RAND_screen() was only
called, if RAND_status() return
