My error, to be exact, came from an xmlsec signature check call on a SAML token. Xmlsec is also freeware. Most feedback I got from other lists appeared to point the problem at openssl.
I am sure 0.9.7d works fine. In fact both Redhat and Suse released RPMs on openssl for 64 bit machines up to
Hi,
I am running openssl 0.9.8. I have code to verify signature The code works fine on about every major Unix platform. However, they are all 32-bit platforms. When I tried to run it on Suse Linux x86-64 machines it failed.
I have set my target to linux-x86_64 and turned off assembly w
d),
and written 314 bytes (i.e. 0.7% overhead).
2. After sending a "GET" request, I got
47786 "read from" bytes (i.e. 3.5% overhead),
and 433 "write to" bytes (i.e. 0.9% overhead).
(See below for how I get "read from" & "write to" by
What is the easiest way to get total bytes of ALL SSL packets
(incoming & outgoing @ the client side) for receiving one single
file via SSL? (i.e. original file size + SSL overhead)
The original file is about 50K. What should be the overhead in size?
Can I do:
s_client -debug -connect XXX.com:4
