I have compiled openssl lib in arm platform.
my cpu is arm9 and the os is nucleus which is an embeded os.
I have compiled the openssl success. after I download it to my phone, I find
the boot failer.
I can see the bootloader jump to the 0 address fail.
Does the source code modify the 0 address?
an
On Tue, Nov 06, 2007, John T. Cox wrote:
> So, I went back and put in the ERR_print_errors and got this:
>
> 19239:error:0906B072:lib(9):func(107):reason(114):pem_lib.c:481:
>
> The online manual page describes what each field is. But, I cannot find any
> documentation that explains what the err
That was the problem.
Thank you very much!
On 11/6/07, Tim Hudson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> John T. Cox wrote:
> > So, I went back and put in the ERR_print_errors and got this:
> >
> > 19239:error:0906B072:lib(9):func(107):reason(114):pem_lib.c:481:
> >
> > The online manual page describes w
John T. Cox wrote:
So, I went back and put in the ERR_print_errors and got this:
19239:error:0906B072:lib(9):func(107):reason(114):pem_lib.c:481:
The online manual page describes what each field is. But, I cannot find
any documentation that explains what the error code (19239) or reason
strin
So, I went back and put in the ERR_print_errors and got this:
19239:error:0906B072:lib(9):func(107):reason(114):pem_lib.c:481:
The online manual page describes what each field is. But, I cannot find any
documentation that explains what the error code (19239) or reason string
(reason(114)) means.
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I am only using RSA for this
implementation. So, using those routines, keeps things simpler. I believe
what I have now should. But, my read is returning a NULL.
char keyfile[] = "/path/file"
char *pass = get_pass()
pkey = BIO_new_file(keyfile, "rb")
Hi all,
For asymmetric keys like RSA, DSA and DH, we can set application data in
ex_data variable in the corresponding structures [rsa_st, dsa_st, dh_st].
But for symmetric keys, I did not find any special data structure. Suppose, if
I want to store application data for a symmetric key, is ther
On Tue, Nov 06, 2007, John T. Cox wrote:
> Nevermind,
>
> Upon further review I realized I need to just NOT use load_key().
>
> I probably need to use something like PEM_reas_bio_RSAPrivateKey().
>
> I assume I can replace pem_password_cb *cb with my password function which
> returns a char *?
Nevermind,
Upon further review I realized I need to just NOT use load_key().
I probably need to use something like PEM_reas_bio_RSAPrivateKey().
I assume I can replace pem_password_cb *cb with my password function which
returns a char *?
On 11/6/07, John T. Cox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I
I have need for an application to be able to decrypt messages public key
encrypted messages.
Instead of using a source file for the private key password, it is
assembled inside the application. Normally you would use the load_key()
function to load the private key from a file. And if you supply t
Frank Garber schrieb:
Hi Ted,
Thanks for the help, but...
Here's the line I added to the openssl.conf file:
[ CA_default ]
unique_subject = no
Here's the error message. Note the output about the unique subject?
Step 2:
Hi Ted,
Thanks for the help, but...
Here's the line I added to the openssl.conf file:
[ CA_default ]
unique_subject = no
Here's the error message. Note the output about the unique subject?
Step 2: Sign the certificate
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Hi all,
If i use the openSSL version 0.9.7b (10th Apr 2003) on the Vxworks board MPC
8560 then the system calls like rand() are throwing an run-time exception.
This is causing our application to core dump when we are running TLS calls
on the board.
This occurs when the openSSL init is called which
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