Hi Jason,
some general things about linking:
- The symbolic link(s) libcrypto.so pointing to libcrypto.so.0.9.8
are only needed during BUILD time. On a host where no compiling
happens the symbolic links are not required.
- While linking the application, the linker opens the library
libcryp
On 6/20/2012 11:12 AM, John wrote:
"John A. Wallace" wrote in message
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Hello.
In this instance I am using 64-bit Win7 on a laptop in a home network.
When
I downloaded this version of OpenSSL
http://slproweb.com/download/Win64OpenSSL_Light-1_0_1c.exe
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Hash: SHA1
dear honorable doctor member and all Fu C
when using ssl V2 it is possible to run code in a few lines I quote
#define CHK_NULL(x) do { if ((x)==NULL) exit (1); } while(0)
#define CHK_ERR(err,s) if ((err)==-1) { perror(s);
exit(
You'd be best raising this with whomever produced that installer. The OpenSSL
project distributes OpenSSL in source form. Some third party built OpenSSL and
packaged it into that installer, that's who decided and controls which versions
of OS libraries it depends on.
Regards,
Of cause you shouldn't write your own OCSP code. OCSP is already part of
the OpenSSL library and the file apps/ocsp.c shows how to use it.
Alexander Konyagin's patch from 12 days ago doesn't seem to have been
reviewed or commented by anybody else, so I am not sure if it is because
he also posted
On 20-06-2012 22:06, Gerald L Collins wrote:
John,
Your Openssl package should have a manifest file with the same name
as the executable with a .manifest extension. I.E. openssl.exe would
have openssl.exe.manifest . In that manifest file it tells you what
version of libraries it is looki
John,
Your Openssl package should have a manifest file with the same name as
the executable with a .manifest extension. I.E. openssl.exe would have
openssl.exe.manifest . In that manifest file it tells you what version of
libraries it is looking for.
For example part of a manifest file one
openssl engine -t -post store_flags:1 -post list_certs capi
Ken Montagna wrote:
>
>
> This is good, how do I specify the "Local Computer" store and specify a
> certificate I want to use, for example an ssl certificate in apache
> Ken
>
Why are you using VC2005? I use VC10, just do the following:
install MS sdk
install active perl
run configure per openssl INSTALL.W32 or 64 or readme
open the sdk cmd window
setenv /x86 /debug /2008
nmake ms\ntddl.mak
nmake ms\nt.mak
note: I use /2008 switch because I use it on a 2008 server, b
How can the ocsp responder be run non-interactively (e.g., run from
a script so that the person running the script does not have to type
in the OCSP signing key password)?
(Yes, I know that that generally isn't secure, but in this case it
doesn't need to be. (It's for an example/test setup scrip
I used OpenSSL on my local computer to create a CSR for an IIS6 server which
was sent to GoDaddy for certificate creation. I'm working with a third
party, so I don't have access to the GoDaddy account, but they sent me the
.crt and .p7b files. I installed the p7b file using mmc but I don't know
wh
"John A. Wallace" wrote in
message news:<00a701cd4f01$2b569ab0$8203d010$@net>...
Hello.
In this instance I am using 64-bit Win7 on a laptop in a home network.
When
I downloaded this version of OpenSSL
http://slproweb.com/download/Win64OpenSSL_Light-1_0_1c.exe, during
installation it alerted m
I'm building and running an application that uses OpenSSL on SUSE Linux. I
don't know a lot about linking in general, just very basic stuff, so my
question might be better posed to a Linux forum, but it might be specific to
OpenSSL. Let me describe the scenario.
I have built installed Op
Hello.
In this instance I am using 64-bit Win7 on a laptop in a home network. When
I downloaded this version of OpenSSL
http://slproweb.com/download/Win64OpenSSL_Light-1_0_1c.exe, during
installation it alerted me about not finding but needing the Visual C++ 2008
Redistributable. I was a bit
hi, Jakob! Though it may work, i personally don't think that it's a good
idea to implement ocsp code myself! Not only because I'm a lazy guy, but
mainly for practical reasons :-)
In google I found that some guy had already made a patch that brings
some kind of ocsp client functionality to openssl
For the ones who it can help :
In 0.9.8, the the various fields in the 'ctx' structure passed to the
call-back function were documented with relevant values. I used to
access directly to them.
With 1.0 this became false.
As a consequence, the use of the "access primitives"to these values,
lik
Look in the openssl source code in the "apps" directory. There you will
find the source code for each of the openssl command line subcommands
(including "openssl ocsp"). Use this as inspiration for how to do the
ocsp directly in your code.
For most of the openssl command line subcommands, the c
Hi,
I am seeing a core dump in RSA_check_key() function. The backtrace is as below.
I am unable to understand what is causing the issue. The core dump is
intermittent (not always reproduced).
Could someone please provide any pointers if I am missing any check?
--
Thanks,
Nilesh
P.S.
The code g
Any help on this??
On Mon, 2012-06-18 at 15:32 +0400, JT Rosin wrote:
> Hello to everybody!!
>
> I'm writing a client/server app with communication over SSL. Every setup
> can be a server or a client so I think I could benefit from using ocsp
> for validation purposes!
>
> I'm very new to openss
Hello,
Please let me ask you for information and ideas about how to use OpenSSL
effectively to implement encryption for data storage.
I'm designing an encryption feature for a certain kind of data management
system. I want to implement the following features, which I think are
common to dis
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