Hi everybody,I had installed openssl as a rpm package (openssl-0.9.7g-2mdk) into my linux box(mandriva 2006 official), but i was unable to compile applications that include headers like openssl/bio.h or openssl/ssl.h. So I downloaded the latest openssl from the site. And install it without any erro
Hello,
> I'm testing computation times of some OpenSSL criptographic functions
> and I've got a question.
> how much long is prime p when I create a RSA key pair of 1024 bit (with
> RSA_generate_key) ?
>
> I'm asking this because when generating a RSA key pair of 1024 bit ,
> computation time is
Hi all,
I'm sorry for my bad english ;-)
I'm testing computation times of some OpenSSL criptographic functions
and I've got a question.
how much long is prime p when I create a RSA key pair of 1024 bit (with
RSA_generate_key) ?
I'm asking this because when generating a RSA key pair of 1024 bit ,
Hello,
> Thank You very much. Suppose I store the method below in the
> SslServerSocket.cc, then all I need to
> Do is:
> locking_function(int mode, int n, &SslServerSocket.cc, 8);
>
> id_function(void);// return Thread ID
>
> dyn_create_function(const &SslServerSocket.cc, 8)
Hi Nils,the problem was between the keyboard and the chair :-)I picked the worst moment to mix up Alice and Bob... the OpenSSL d2i/i2d functions provided have no problems at all.Cheers,Jordi
2006/11/3, Nils Larsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Jordi Jaen Pallares wrote:> Dear list,>> I used the "ecdhtest.c"
John Mok wrote:
> As the number of PCs are many, it is too difficult, if not impossible,
> to install the self-signed certificates of both rootCA1 and rootCA2 as
> trusted root CAs on every PCs.
>
> Is there any better way that to cross-certify both rootCA1 and rootCA2,
> such that the machines wi
