Thanks Marek..yeah, its more to do with processing block ciphers
from kernel rather than SSL as such, my question to be exactly precise
is for me to find out how to feed exact multiples of block cipher length
from sk_buff,
when they are internally fragmented in physical/virtual memory within an
sk_
First you create a certificate request using the
openssl req command. I guess that is what you have
done now. The default output format for that is pem.
The next step is to get the certificate request signed
by a certificate authority. This is accomplished using
the openssl x509 command. This wi
Hi all,
I have a created a certificate certficate.cer, to which I have
provided the
Parameters Common name,Organization,Organizational
Unit,City,State,Country.
Now please can any one tell me how to use openssl to sign this
certificate.
I need to install certificate which will be P
> David Schwartz wrote:
> > A patch to use 'poll' instead of 'select' where it's
> > available would be a
> > very good idea. Using 'select' to check readiness of a single descriptor
> > that you just opened is about the worst-case scenario for
> > 'select' (because
> > it has to scan through all
On Wed, Jun 28, 2006, Dr. Stephen Henson wrote:
>
> It may be possible to adapt the new distribution to VC++ but I doubt it at
> this stage.
>
Update: I don't want to raise any false hopes so let me just very guardedly
say that things aren't looking as bad as they were a couple of hours ago.
On 6/28/06, Dr. Stephen Henson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Wed, Jun 28, 2006, Hagai Yaffe wrote:
> Is it possible that there will not be an OpenSSL FIPS validated version
> for Windows?
>
The MingW+MSYS build works fine on Windows so in that sense there will be a
"version for Windows". Howeve
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Hello,
> Thanks, but let me rephrase my question.
>
> There seems to be a requirement for us to process SSL app data from
> kernel,
> wherein I would like to read the sk_buff and pass it to a crypto
> acclerator
> (hardware/software), but we face a problem wherein for block ciphers,
> we need
> t
Hello,
> >> I hope the OpenSSL maintainers heard this cry (even if it is a small
> >> cry) and will at some point decide to use a better method than select.
>
> This got patched in CVS yesterday for Linux.
I think that this may be ported to hpux too.
HPUX 11.00, 11.11, 11.23 IA/PA has compatible p
Leon wrote:
I hope the OpenSSL maintainers heard this cry (even if it is a small
cry) and will at some point decide to use a better method than select.
This got patched in CVS yesterday for Linux.
David Schwartz wrote:
A patch to use 'poll' instead of 'select' where it's available w
On Wed, Jun 28, 2006, Hagai Yaffe wrote:
> Is it possible that there will not be an OpenSSL FIPS validated version
> for Windows?
>
The MingW+MSYS build works fine on Windows so in that sense there will be a
"version for Windows". However applications would have to be developed using
MingW.
T
Title: intoto Stationery
Thanks, but let me rephrase my question.
There seems to be a requirement for us to process SSL app data from
kernel,
wherein I would like to read the sk_buff and pass it to a crypto
acclerator
(hardware/software), but we face a problem wherein for block ciphers, we
Title: intoto Stationery
Hi,
U need to write a separate kernel module using open-ssl
library. I don't think it is possible. Instead of that, u send your data to user
space and there u use the SSL_read and SSL_write functions.
Thanks,
Bhaskar
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Is it possible that there will not be an OpenSSL FIPS validated version
for Windows?
Hagai
On 6/27/06, Dr. Stephen Henson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The reorganization of the security boundary is causing conflicts
> betwen MingW and VC++ resulting in crashes in bizarre places. It is
> quite
Title: intoto Stationery
Hi.,
Does openssl
as such provide support for packet processing
from
kernel..i.e what do I have to do to invoke SSL_read/write
from
kernel..has anyone attempted this before.
Thanks
--Gayathri
Hi.,
Does openssl as such provide support for packet processing
from kernel..i.e what do I have to do to invoke SSL_read/write
from kernel..has anyone attempted this before.
Thanks
--Gayathri
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