The access point you refer to does not support IPsec or WPA - it only
supports WEP. If this is not acceptable, you either need a better access
point, or you'll have to use IPsec. If you want to use the native IPsec
implementation in windows, you'll need to use IPsec+L2TP, and you'll
need some s
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Never mind, I just found md32_common.h...
Scott G. Kelly wrote:
| I'm using openssl in a group of embedded applications. For one of these,
| I need sha1 (and nothing else), but can't afford the space I'd need to
| link the app to li
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I'm using openssl in a group of embedded applications. For one of these,
I need sha1 (and nothing else), but can't afford the space I'd need to
link the app to libcrypto.a. I've been poking around trying to find the
source for SHA1_{Init,Update,Final},
