On 2012-02-12 16:56 +1300 (Sun), Ryan Brown wrote:
> With Git, Mercurial and other revision control systems available. Why
> is OpenSSL still suck on CVS?
Moving a mature project off of CVS is not trivial. If you want a quick
overview of what it takes, take a look at the PostgreSQL experience
whi
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Hello,
I have a probleme with one program. I create a certificate list file on
/tmp/cert_test.pem.
This program run very well on linux, windows, MacOs leopard(with default
libssh.dylib) but it don't run on MacOs ( default lib ) snow or openssl
Hello Ryan,
Thanks for the like.
But this does not need any sophisticated cryptological analysis. It is
just the standard asymmetric key stuff.
In normal operation, a key is created from bits of Entropy, generally
gathered from the operating system. All I need to do is replace those bits
of en
Anthony,
I am not a cryptographer, nor do I play one on TV; however I have read
papers that talk about models of doing this, I filed these works under the
category of "neat" because of the applicability limitations and noted
security risks; with that said I never looked into it in great detail
