Session resumption with DTLS - does it work?

Hi, When I hit "R" on openssl s_server and s_client, the session is torn down and not resumed. May I assume DTLS session resumption is broken? Or not supported in s_server and s_client? Thanks, alex.

RE: OpenSSL,SMTP,STARTTLS how does it work?

to SSL_read before sending the second EHLO to the server, the application freezes, waiting for something to read.But after sending the EHLO, SSL_read returns -1.I don't know what is going wrong doing the handshake and what to check.Regards> Subject: Re: OpenSSL,SMTP,STARTTLS how does it work

Re: OpenSSL,SMTP,STARTTLS how does it work?

Hello, > > I'm trying to create a little smtp client that could deal with ssl > encryption within a c++ application. > To do that i'm using openssl and following the smtp protocol. > > As i understood, i have to initialise the library first and several > other things. I'm doing that: > > SSL_

RE: OpenSSL,SMTP,STARTTLS how does it work?

ct: Re: OpenSSL,SMTP,STARTTLS how does it work?> Date: Fri, 4 May 2007 12:32:09 +0200> To: openssl-users@openssl.org> > > > Then, i'm doing that:> >> > SSL * connection=SSL_new(ctx);> > SSL_set_bio(connection,bio,bio);> > SSL_set_connect_state

Re: OpenSSL,SMTP,STARTTLS how does it work?

Then, i'm doing that: SSL * connection=SSL_new(ctx); SSL_set_bio(connection,bio,bio); SSL_set_connect_state(connection); if( SSL_do_handshake(connection) <=0 ) { return false; } I'm not a guru on this and my experience is with native sockets instead of BIO but your code should actua

OpenSSL,SMTP,STARTTLS how does it work?

Hi, I'm trying to create a little smtp client that could deal with ssl encryption within a c++ application. To do that i'm using openssl and following the smtp protocol. As i understood, i have to initialise the library first and several other things. I'm doing that: SSL_load_error_strings(

Re: Fork() after a good SSL_connect and SSL_accept - does it work?

I've got a client/server pair in which the server forks for each connection. It calls fork() after the accept() returns and then does all the ssl gymnastics in the child process. Other than probably being a bit more costly than using a thread, it works fine. Paul Allen mclellan, dave wrote: I hav

Fork() after a good SSL_connect and SSL_accept - does it work?

Title: Fork() after a good SSL_connect and SSL_accept - does it work? I have a closed ('closed' in the sense that produce the client and the server applications) client/server application which optionally uses SSL to secure the session.   It's a mature propretiary client/

Does it work!

Hi all, I want to know if openssl on my server works. I have do following Steps: First I have create a with the command: openssl req -new -x509 -nodes -days 730 -out server.pem -keyout server.pem Than I have make some changes in my slapd.conf to include the Certificates: TLSCertificateFile

RE: rsautl -- does it work?

> If by messages you mean "email" then the 'smime' application is best > suited. rsautl is a low level signing and diagnostic utility and its > only in 0.9.6-betas at present. Actually I'm wanting to take a message (a CSV string, as it happens), sha1 hash it, then sign the hash. Then I can return

Re: rsautl -- does it work?

Michael Mason wrote: > > Hi folks, > > I'm new here so feel free to point me at TFM. > > I'm using openssl and would like to sign messages using RSA. From the docs, > it looks like I'm trying to use "openssl rsautl", but my from-source build > of 0.9.5a doesn't seem to have this command impleme

RE: rsautl -- does it work?

From: Michael Mason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> michael.mason> Sorry, it's Redhat linux 6.2, and openssl-0.9.5a. I've michael.mason> just built 0.9.6-beta3 and the command is included in michael.mason> that version. I'm going to try it out now. That explains it. rsautl is new in 0.9.6. -- Richard Lev

RE: rsautl -- does it work?

> What exactly is the error message? What platform are we talking > about? Sorry, it's Redhat linux 6.2, and openssl-0.9.5a. I've just built 0.9.6-beta3 and the command is included in that version. I'm going to try it out now. Cheers, Mike. __

Re: rsautl -- does it work?

From: Michael Mason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> michael.mason> I'm using openssl and would like to sign messages using michael.mason> RSA. From the docs, it looks like I'm trying to use michael.mason> "openssl rsautl", but my from-source build of 0.9.5a michael.mason> doesn't seem to have this command i

Re: OpenSSL & Windows98, does it work?

Yuriy Stul wrote: > > Hello everybody! > > I use OpenSSL 0.9.3. Under Windows NT everything OK. Under Windows 98 (same for > 95) I have a problem even with OPENSSL.EXE application. For example I start > OPENSSL s_server. After I close I see message about system error: "Illegal > operation" and "

OpenSSL & Windows98, does it work?

Hello everybody! I use OpenSSL 0.9.3. Under Windows NT everything OK. Under Windows 98 (same for 95) I have a problem even with OPENSSL.EXE application. For example I start OPENSSL s_server. After I close I see message about system error: "Illegal operation" and "OPENSSL caused an invalid page fa