> Uhmmm? You're not thinking of the MultiPrime thingy, are you?
Nope, those are Compaq's patents as far as I know.
--Chris
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> What sideline patents? I have followed this issue and I do not know what
> patents you're referring to.
The company I used to work for did research on this issue and talked to a
number of IP attorneys regarding this issue. They didn't seem to feel
that it was as cut and dry of an issue. They
> I appear to need a libcrypto.so.0 file... how do I make that?
Create a symlink:
ln -s libcrypto.so libcrypto.so.0
Although in the true shared library sense, you'd really want it the other
way around:
You create a 'libcrypto.so.0.9.5' and then symlink that.
ln -s libcrypto.so.0.9.5 libcry
This by itself is gonna kill your program:
if (pthread_create (NULL, &_threadAttr, ThreadMain, NULL))
{
printf ("\nERROR CREATING THREAD!\n");
}
You're doing a pthread_create() with a NULL thread handle.
--Chri
> There have been a number of third-party evaluations of the hardware RNG in
> the new Pentium chip. So far it's gotten a clean bill of health. Of course,
> since the Micro$oft CryptoAPI has to be invoked to get to it, I don't
> feel like trusting it any further than just _initializing_ the RNG
> Did you get my updated test code yesterday? Does it look like I've got all
> the programming errors out of the test code itself?
Bill,
I took over your code -- I'm unable to reproduce the crash you're seeing.
I let the code run (1st and 2nd version ) for quite a while with no
problems. The
> 'ThreadRootStartingPoint' runs the user code in ThreadMain in the __cThread
> class and cleans up when ThreadMain returns. This is where the crash is.
Do you mean it's right after ThreadMain() returns? As a note, you don't
need the exception socket in the select() (unless you're doing somet
>
> > I want to use the MD5 program that comes along with OpenSSL but I don't
> > know how to supply a "KEY" to this program, it only accepts data and
> > prints out a checksum. Any help ?
>
> "This book is a mirror -- when a monkey looks in, no philosopher looks out"
>
> - Nietzsche
>
>
On 09/16/99, David Murphy said:
>Chris - I have to admit I really dont know.. We are starting out with
>OpenSSL and have been advised that the SSL_DHE_DSS.. cipher suites are free
>of patents and should therefore use them rather than RSA suites. We were
>also told the the 'ephemeral' would be bes
>Hi - we would like to use the following SSL cipher suites with OpenSSL =
>:-
>
>SSL_DHE_DSS_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA
>SSL_DHE_DSS_EXPORT_WITH_DES40_CBC_SHA
>
>Can anyone help with how to setup OpenSSL to use these suites. When I =
>send these in the client hello from the client I get "no common ciph
On 08/13/99, Arend van der Veen said:
>I am using Expect to automate certificate generation. The last step
>involves exporting the certificate into pkc212 format. Everything works
>great when I type the commands directly. However, when I execute the
>command in Expect the output file has zero l
On 05/26/99, Salz, Rich said:
>I expect, however, that what you are really interested in
>is "where can I get patches that integrate OpenSSL with
>crypto hardware?" I don't know of any such patches. It's
>a moderate level of effort for you to do it yourself. I also
>believe that integration with
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