> Well memcmp certainly wont work with an RSA structure, it contains pointers
> which will differ even for the same key.
>
> You can check the values by calling BN_cmp() on rsa->n and rsa->e .
Marvelous. That's solved my problem.
Thank you for your time and input Dr. Henson.
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On Sat, Aug 01, 2009, Conor wrote:
> Greetings community,
>
> Alright, I'm trying to serialise a RSA public key and then
> deserialise it again; Later the key will be serialised and
> then deserialised on the other end of a TCP connection.
> For now, I'm just serialising and then deserialising th
El vie, 01 de dic de 2000, a las 18:27, Rafa Marín López escribió:
> Hello.
>
>
> I have a problem with this situation:
>
> I have this code in function A:
>
> char keystr[1024];
>
>
> ...
> RSA *rsa=RSA_generate_key((int)1024,0x10001,NULL,NULL);
>
> unsigned char *ptr;
> int derlen
> ptr
Rafa Marín López wrote:
> Hello, all.
Hello,
> I have executed this instruction:
>
> char keystr[1024];
>
> RSA *rsa=RSA_generate_key((int)1024,0x10001,NULL,NULL);
>
> i2d_RSAPublicKey(rsa,&(keystr));
&keystr is a I/O parameter, pointing past the DER coded key.
You must use something like:
Rafa Marín López wrote:
>
> Hello, all.
>
> I have executed this instruction:
>
> char keystr[1024];
>
> RSA *rsa=RSA_generate_key((int)1024,0x10001,NULL,NULL);
>
> i2d_RSAPublicKey(rsa,&(keystr));
>
> But resultant keystr is zeroed. Why?
>
> I have verified the RSA key pair and they are co
