Ulf Möller wrote on Thu, Jan 13 2000 (14:20:28 +0100):
> It works all right on Debian Linux. I'd recommend to set a breakpoint
> in BF_cfb64_encrypt and single-step through it, but it may well be a
> RedHat bug.
thank you for the effort.
stepping through BF_cfb64_encrypt, but it doesn't make any
Toni Andjelkovic wrote:
> appears to work well except on redhat 6.1, where the
> "send" part will dump core.
It works all right on Debian Linux. I'd recommend to set a breakpoint
in BF_cfb64_encrypt and single-step through it, but it may well be a
RedHat bug.
Ulf Möller wrote on Thu, Jan 13 2000 (01:24:31 +0100):
> Please post compilable source code and specify which OpenSSL version
> you are using.
i'm using OpenSSL 0.9.4 09 Aug 1999
i attach the code, it encrypts the client's stdin
with blowfish cfb64, and sends it to the server's stdout
using a si
> i don't know if this is related to openssl, but every time
> i run the following code on redhat 6.1 it will receive a SEGV.
Please post compilable source code and specify which OpenSSL version
you are using.
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hi,
i don't know if this is related to openssl, but every time
i run the following code on redhat 6.1 it will receive a SEGV.
it doesnt happen with older versions of glibc (tested 2.0.7),
and it'll run just fine on aix and solaris:
#define BUFFER 512
[...]
unsigned char buf[BUFFER];
int rlen =
