zlib static/dynamic compile issues

2008-09-01 Thread grarpamp
hi. three related questions... 1) How does one compile with libz.a? 2) How does one compile with a specific zlib? 3) How does one compile a fully static openssl? i will gladly test and post confirmation of solutions. thx. Regarding #1 ... INSTALL says the following: no-zlib Don't try to

Re: [openssl-users] Re: X509 V1 version info

2008-09-01 Thread Madhusudhan reddy
Hi, Thanks for reply. Yes, it is verign certificate. Even though version info NULL (X509->cert_info->version == NULL), the certifiate verified as valid, the hash creation is equal to the hash in the certificate. I observed, for some X509 V1 certificate the version field is NULL, a

RE: Multithreaded SSL server...!!!

2008-09-01 Thread Mark
Hi David, > > Does anyone have a definitive answer for this one? It could be a > > massive > > amount of work for me to rewrite the code if I have to > switch to using > > a single thread for read/write operations. > > Just to clarify, you can use two threads. You can use one for > read and o

Re: [openssl-users] Re: X509 V1 version info

2008-09-01 Thread Erwann ABALEA
Hi, Hodie Kal. Sep. MMVIII est, Madhusudhan reddy scripsit: >Thanks for the reply. What i mean here is while loading X509 >V1 certificate using the API "PEM_read_bio_X509_AUX(), the verisn filed >itself is null, not the value. Pls check the attached .jpg for the screen >

Re: Regarding the use of OpenSSL for commercial purpose

2008-09-01 Thread Kyle Hamilton
It's not really appropriate to say "without any licensing". It's really more appropriate to say "without paying any license fees". A license to the software is offered to you (and to anyone/everyone), with no need to transfer any payment, as long as you do not violate the terms of the license. I

Regarding the use of OpenSSL for commercial purpose

2008-09-01 Thread gaurav khanna
Hello Sir/Madam, This mail is regarding the use of openssl for commercial purpose. We have some quries regrding the same which are as follows: 1) As its written on the OpenSSL website that its Apache-style licence which means free to be used for Commercial usage, so can we use it for our produc