Hi,
I wrote a server app to use multiple threads. Each thread has it's own
SSL context and perform all the socket (socket,accept) and SSL
(SSL_accept) tasks. I implemented the dynamic lock mechanism for multi
thread support.
I can start the server with the 1000 threads (one for each required
port
Hi All,Is there an OpenSSL API which would give me the Private Key Type and its PEM Length if I pass the buffer containing the Private Key in DER /PEM format to it ??Can anyone tell me how to get the Private Key Type(DSA /RSA ) and its PEM Length given the buffer containing the Private Key in PEM
Another option may be using http://www.openssl.org/docs/crypto/,
http://www.openssl.org/docs/ssl and http://www.openssl.org/docs/apps
Is that the same as the generated files please?
Seems so, however, my only comment is there is no printer-friendly
version that would help me print a 400 pages
httpd's scripts are known to the autoconf community as gross bastardizations
of intent of autoconf, so forwared ;-) But they do illustrate verifying the
version of openssl, take a look at APACHE_CHECK_SSL_TOOLKIT in;
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/httpd/httpd/trunk/acinclude.m4
Matt England wr
My project's code is apparently compatible with OpenSSL 0.9.7g (and
possibly higher) but not 0.9.8 (because the header file changed from 0.9.7
and 0.9.8...which seems rather undesirable).
In any case, I'd like our autoconf macros to be able to automatically check
to see if 0.9.7g and higher is
openssl,
I am trying to use the signature and verification primitives with the MD5
encoding method. I think the openssl rsa_sign and rsa_verify are the pair to
represent it. Can you help me on how to use parms in these 2 functions?
Specially I have problem on using RSA *rsa.
Thank you.
Sonia
On Sat, Jun 24, 2006, Jason K. Resch wrote:
> I'm attempting to make software that can use the crypto features in
> either OpenSSL or Mozilla NSS. Thus far I've had little difficulty in
> doing so except for one problem. When I export an
> EncryptedPrivateKeyInfo (for a 2048 bit key) using OpenS
