Hi,
> Then again, many developers do have a social handicap - that's why
> they are so good a developer.
that sweeping generalisation is probably worse than calling one person
a troll! ;-)
alan
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OpenSSL Project
Hi,
> > I am new to SSL/TLS Certificates. Please help me understand what is the
> > difference between ROOT CA Certs and Intermediate Certs or Chain Certs. I
> > will appreciate if i can refer to some books or tutorials to know about
> > SSL/TLS technology.
>
> The closest thing you'll probabl
Hi,
> All in all, I am not impressed.
..but the joy of OpenSource projects is that you can help to fix
these things and make it better! ;-)
(ps thats just tongue in cheek comment...i have no affiliation/link
to this project and havent seen the code/sf.net page or used the tool)
alan
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Hi,
> >> I would like to request that this list become moderated as it is now
> >> inundated by spam. I have a strict quota for email lists at work (which
> >> also
> >> includes the spam) and after the quota is up I get no more emails for
> >> the rest of the month. Last month it stopped on the
Hi,
> No. I was trying to be polite,
excuse me? This is a general open public mailing list for OpenSSL.
this sort of abusive language has no place here - its read by a mixture
of professional, non-professional, adults, children, researchers,
computer users etc. foul language has its place in
Hi,
> Folks,
> I know this a well known issue, but still didnt find a solution.
> When generating the key pair certificates, running the command
> openssl req -new -key mydomain.com.key -out mydomain.com.csr) I received and
> error message as
> follows:
>
> Unable to load config info from
> /
Hi,
> Basically our client software is just sending out characters and should not
> be bothered about anything else. I've read about openvpn which uses TCP to
> bootstrap a secure UDP connection.
OpenVPN can also run on just UDP too.
alan
Hi,
> Why the latest version is still 0.9.x, why it hasn't bumped up to 1.x in
> last 8 years. Generally 1.x defines a stable version.
hmm, I personally would not get hung up on '1.x is stable' -
having used dozens of platforms and software versions
to run network delivery solutions I can tell y
Hi,
>
> if you find out? PLEASE LET ME KNOW? HELP!
if you read instructions this is the first email you ever got from this
list:
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Please save this message for future reference. Thank you.
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Hi,
> This problem is much bigger than OpenSSL. In fact, it is probably bigger
> than Y2K because it will involve changes to most flavors of the Unix
> operating system. It is neither trivially solved, nor an unknown problem.
move to 64bit - thats the only way to go beyond 2038 from the
unix ep
Hi,
> When trying to make a certificate for 30 years seems you run into the
> 2038 date limitation. Seems the code converts date to a signed int in
> seconds since 1970 and now that we are within 30 years of the 2038 limit
> we get hit by it. Using a date of (30 * 365) from now:
thats the same dat
Hi,
> OpenSSL is *NOT* intended to be 'used' by people who use programs that use
> it. It is intended to be used by programs and by people who make them.
I'll stick my 0.01 euro cent in here and state i disagree with this
hypothesis. whether you are a user via a 3rd party program (as almost
all
Hi,
> 1. rpm -e openssl ( to install the already installed openssl-0.9.8b)
1) reinstall openssl package that came with Fedora. unless you are going
to rebuild all the packages that depend on it you will face a nightmare
2) strip off the password from your .pem file - if you really dont want to
m
Hi,
> $ openssl version
> OpenSSL 0.9.7f 22 Mar 2005
> $ openssl prime 2
> 2 is not prime
>
> But.. 2 is prime right?
correct. but its the only even prime number - hence its an odd prime number!
;-)
perhaps this fact/quirk is why its not known as prime?
alan
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Hi,
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to compare the performance benefits in using hardware
> accelerator, and am experimenting the CAVIUM SSL card.
>
> I am comparing the results between 'speed' and 'speed -engine cavium', and i
> do not see any difference in numbers.
> I do see the message 'cavium engine s
Hi,
> My suggestion is to double check DNS resolving system.
> Such long delays when connecting may be caused be
> problems with reverse DNS.
> On Linux you may check this with:
>
> $ dig some.domain.name
> $ dig -x some.ip.number
>
> If (for examle) sendmail checks some fields in certificate
>
Hi,
> when typing https://ipaddress:443/index.html into a browser
> it cannot find the page and goes back to
>
> https://ipaddress
port 443 *IS* https. the browser sees the one and same.
alan
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OpenSSL Project
Hi,
> I would like to personally thank the entire OpenSSL team on behalf of
> everyone using OpenSSL in any form. You guys do a terrific job with
> this project and this latest release is, well, wow. The number of
> changes in this release are insane. Keep up the great work!
ditto. but I h
Hi,
> The shared libraries /lib/libcrypto.so.3 and /usr/lib/libssl.so.3 are still
> from the newer Version.
sounds like they are the world version - what lives in /usr/local/lib ?
(you did compile with the 'shared' configure option, yes?
alan
_
Hi,
> Which version of openssl is the ports tree based on? I don't know about
> the world version, but the problem with the ports one seems to be (so
> far) just a matter of paths. I don't "do bsd", but I assume that tweaking
> with LD_LIBRARY_PATH or some such thing ought to be able to convinc
hi,
I was wondering if any folk who are using OpenSSL with
Broadcom 582x devices (ubsec) on FreeBSD could help me out.
We have taken such a card out of a Fedora Core 2 machine
(where it was working with the help of the 'hwcrypto' RPM)
We've compiled FreeBSD so that the card is detected (added
d
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