Marek Marcola wrote:
Hello,
Mark wrote:
I'm not an expert in OpenSSL but AFAIK OpenSSL uses threads internally
and
the locking callbacks are necessary to synchronise its internal data.
Perhaps someone else can clarify this?
OpenSSL does not use threads internally and if you don
Hello,
> > Mark wrote:
> > > Have you implemented the CRYPTO locking callbacks?
> >
> > Well, my sample code is such simple that i did not think to
> > implement them.
> > Nevertheless, it works really fine on ANY platform it has
> > been tested, BUT under quadri Xeon Windows 2003.
> > As a matte
Hi Luc,
> Mark wrote:
> > Have you implemented the CRYPTO locking callbacks?
>
> Well, my sample code is such simple that i did not think to
> implement them.
> Nevertheless, it works really fine on ANY platform it has
> been tested, BUT under quadri Xeon Windows 2003.
> As a matter of fact, th
Mark wrote:
Luc,
Have you implemented the CRYPTO locking callbacks?
Mark
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Luc,
Have you implemented the CRYPTO locking callbacks?
Mark
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As a state of art information: one of our customers that had this issue
removed a CPU from his computer, and the issue vanished ! 8-)
Unfortunately, not all of our customers agree to downgrade thier
computers, so, please, if anyone has an advice about how to handle this
issue, it will be welcome !
Hello!
We've got an issue using openssl (0.9.8a to 0.9.8d) libraries with our
product.
It works fine on any Unix or even on most windows platforms.
But, unfortunately, it crashes if run on a quadri pro Xeon Windows 2003
platform.
There is no evidence that's the only platform to show this issue,
