Re: [FWD] Bug report

2008-11-30 Thread opensslmaillist
there are openssl depots for hpux system. 2008-12-01 opensslmaillist 发件人: Lutz Jaenicke 发送时间: 2008-11-28 22:40:32 收件人: openssl-users@openssl.org 抄送: Swaraj G Tati 主题: [FWD] Bug report Forwarded to openssl-users for public discussion. Best regards, Lutz - Forwarded message fr

FW: OpenSSL compile issues using workshop compiler on Solaris (my program)

2008-11-30 Thread Brad Mitchell
Firstly, apologies for sending the post below to the dev group, my bad. I have been compiling this using SUN Workshop Compiler (Forte Developer 6 u2) on Solaris 8. Firstly, the original compile works fine on all the source code. The source code does have a problem when compiling using C++

RE: BIO_do_accept() in non-blocking mode - Better way than loop!?

2008-11-30 Thread David Schwartz
> In the non-blocking mode, is there a better way than watch return value of > BIO_do_accept() in a loop ? > > Is there a way to be notified when a handshake is initiated from > the client > ? A kind of "WAITINCOMINGHANDSHAKE" which have a timeout ? Or > nothing else ? > > The OpenSSL documentatio

BIO_do_accept() in non-blocking mode - Better way than loop!?

2008-11-30 Thread BiGNoRm6969
In the non-blocking mode, is there a better way than watch return value of BIO_do_accept() in a loop ? Is there a way to be notified when a handshake is initiated from the client ? A kind of "WAITINCOMINGHANDSHAKE" which have a timeout ? Or nothing else ? The OpenSSL documentation tells "calls t

RE: Installing openssl-fips-1.2

2008-11-30 Thread Jatheen Anand
I think looking at the errors there is a mismatch between 32 and 64 bit ( ELFCLASS32 error ). If you are using cc on solaris and want to configure fips 32 you could use the ./Configure solaris-sparcv9-cc fipscanisterbuild (fips binaries)..then make ...and install.. and to build the fips capable

AES encrypt/decrypt function is broken/weird? (aes_core.c)

2008-11-30 Thread Vishnu Param
Hi guys, I have checked the AES data transmission during an SSL connection. It seems the encrypted data is shifted to the right by 8 bits. The following is sample of an encrypted data (128-bits long) which is transfered during an SSL connection : SSL connected data : 7FDF75E4 3E6F0E1E DCD3D0B2