or MD5_ReSet()
like functions which should clean up the previous missed CTX before calling
MD5_Init() for next file. Since we used to call Md5_Init(),MD5_Update and
MD5_Final from different places w.r.t application design if we missed
Md5_Final some leak will happen at openssl library level. Righ
block then
it will avoid the process of MD5 update of already stored 500 MB before the
next transfer schedule. Simply is it possible to get the CTX at block level
and proceed?
Regards,
Prabu RM.
On Thu, Jan 26, 2012 at 7:21 PM, Jakob Bohm wrote:
> On 1/26/2012 7:25 AM, Prabu RM wrote:
>
this how can i work with MD5,SHA hash algorithms where
i wish "Where it left off"?
Could you please help me? Simply how can i handle CRC of incomplete file in
next schedule? Is there any other way rather than transferring entire file?
Regards,
Prabu RM.
Hi,
i'm developing and using openssl 1.0.0.
I've to force the client to not use secure renegotiation. Is there any
flag how I can disable secure renegotation and force unsecure
renegotiation (e.g. pre 0.9.7m style).
best regards,
Ralf Mendez
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istance.
But... the browser allows you the option of accepting the certificate as
trusted. If you do - it will be added to the list of trusted
certificates and you won't see the message again.
rm
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Hi group,
I've searched the FAQ and archives on this subject and found very
little.
I've got Redhat 7.1 (with updates and patches) Apache 1.3.26, modssl
2.8.10-1.3, openssl-0.9.6g all compiled and installed on a clean system.
I went through the MAKE CERTIFICATE sequence and got everything to st
