Hi,
Just saw some weirdness in OCSP response encodings with a nonce extension.
The OCSP response has this for the extensions:
A1 1E
30 1C
30 1A
06 09 2B 06 01 05 05 07 30 01 02
01 01 00 <---
04 0A 04 08 A5 10 18 67 E5 A4 8B 2C
The sencond last item is the 'false' (00) for th
Even removing it doesn't solve the issue.
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> Guys:
> I have a listening socket, waiting for connections from clients. When a
> client connects to my server, I put SSL on socket and spin up a thread
> to handle it. One client is one thread. All of these connections are
> shared by same SSL_CTX ctx. This is the way I handle at the end of thi
> > or i should close all ssl connections based on a ctx before i
> call SSL_CTX_free?
> Yes, you should.
Huh? Why?
What would be the point of having a reference count if you had to get rid of
all other references before you could release your own?
A chunk of code should call SSL_CTX_free as so
Hello,
> This is what I get for trying to get OpenSSH running on an old Unisys
> SVR4 box. This after a: ./Configure cc -DNO_STRINGS_H
> -DOPENSSL_NO_SSH512
I think that this should be: OPENSSL_NO_SHA512
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Marek Marcola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
This is what I get for trying to get OpenSSH running on an old Unisys
SVR4 box. This after a: ./Configure cc -DNO_STRINGS_H
-DOPENSSL_NO_SSH512
making all in crypto/sha...
cc -I.. -I../.. -I../../include -DNO_STRINGS_H
-DOPENSSL_NO_SSH512 -O -c sha_dgst.c "../../include/openssl/sha.h",
l
Guys:
I have a listening socket, waiting for connections from clients. When a
client connects to my server, I put SSL on socket and spin up a thread
to handle it. One client is one thread. All of these connections are
shared by same SSL_CTX ctx. This is the way I handle at the end of this
connectio
On 2007.01.09 at 13:52:53 +0530, Ramya Ram wrote:
>Thanks Marek...but I want the location in Windows ...WindowsXP. Do you
>have any idea?
>- Ramya
>$ openssl version -d
>OPENSSLDIR: "/etc/pki/tls"
>and config file is: /etc/pki/tls/openssl.cnf
>
Try the same command. There
Hello everyone,
I'm adding OpenSSL to a C++ application that is highly
dependent on isocketstream functions (e.g. in_avail()
to tell if there are bytes left on the buffer).
Does anyone have experience on doing this? Is there a
way for me to preserve this dependency (i.e. still use
such functions)
Hello everyone,
I'm adding OpenSSL to a C++ application that is highly
dependent on isocketstream functions (e.g. in_avail()
to tell if there are bytes left on the buffer).
Does anyone have experience on doing this? Is there a
way for me to preserve this dependency (i.e. still use
such functions)
Hi folks,
I was trying to read a private key (EVP_PKEY)using following test
program. But I found that function
PEM_read_bio_PrivateKey() gives a NULL value for the EVP_PKEY *key.
This happened for openssl version 0.9.8b.
I tested with few other versions of openssl (e.g. 0.9.8c and 0.9.7e) and
Hello,
> Thanks Marek...but I want the location in Windows ...WindowsXP. Do you
> have any idea?
When I execute "openssl ca" on windows in first line I have:
Using configuration from C:\OpenSSL\bin\openssl.cnf
When you use openssl binary some subcommands
(such ca) has -config option and you m
Thanks Marek...but I want the location in Windows ...WindowsXP. Do you
have any idea?
- Ramya
Marek Marcola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hello,
> I am trying to locate the openssl.cnf file for a long time...Iam using
> Windows XP client and openssl is installed in it.
>
> Can anyone please help me find it?
On UNIX:
$ openssl version -d
OPENSSLDIR: "/etc/pki/tls"
and config file is: /etc/pki/tls/openssl.cnf
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