> Anyway, I tried the same procedure on a different computer and it worked
> fine. I then copied the generated files to the first computer. Now the
> apache server will not start, though. And it does not seem to write any
> error in the log file.
>
> Any ideas?
If you enabled SSL in apache, on sta
Hello,
> Anyway, I tried the same procedure on a different computer and it worked
> fine. I then copied the generated files to the first computer. Now the
> apache server will not start, though. And it does not seem to write any
> error in the log file.
>
> Any ideas?
If you enabled SSL in apac
Hello,
> >Try for test:
> > openssl rand -base64 10
> >this should hang too.
>
> That does indeed hang too.
Are you running this as Administrator on normal user ?
Yes, my user account has admirator rights.
Anyway, I tried the same procedure on a different computer and it worked
fine. I t
Hello,
> >Try for test:
> > openssl rand -base64 10
> >this should hang too.
>
> That does indeed hang too.
Are you running this as Administrator on normal user ?
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Hello,
> >Try for test:
> > openssl rand -base64 10
> >this should hang too.
>
> That does indeed hang too.
What version of OpenSSL you use ? (openssl version -a)
Maybe you should try to upgrade your OpenSSL to current version
(if you use some older) or install windows service pack.
Best reg
> What is an entropy file? Is it just a file filled with random data?
Yes.
> How do a
> such?
>
> I am using windows so I doubt the problem is with /dev/[u]random. What
could
> it be then?
This seems to hang on reading random entropy from RAND_screen()
function.
This function calls RAND_pool()
Hello,
> What is an entropy file? Is it just a file filled with random data?
Yes.
> How do a
> such?
>
> I am using windows so I doubt the problem is with /dev/[u]random. What could
> it be then?
This seems to hang on reading random entropy from RAND_screen()
function.
This function calls RAN
> I am trying to setup SSL on my apache server running SVN. I've followed
the
> description from the TortoiseSVN manual. When I execute the line:
>
> bin\openssl req -config bin\openssl.cnf -new -out my-server.csr
>
> It writes:
>
> Loading 'screen' into random state -
>
> And nothing more happen
Hello,
> I am trying to setup SSL on my apache server running SVN. I've followed the
> description from the TortoiseSVN manual. When I execute the line:
>
> bin\openssl req -config bin\openssl.cnf -new -out my-server.csr
>
> It writes:
>
> Loading 'screen' into random state -
>
> And nothing
