Mike,
I have installed openssl on 64 bit OS. I believe 64-bit libraries
produced by default if we try to build OpenSSL on a 64-bit platform.
I would still like to verify whether the installed openssl is 32, or
64 bit . Can you please let me know the necessary commands to verify
it ?
On 8/15/08,
On Thu August 14 2008 23:05, Rafiqul Ahsan wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> I believe 2048 could not be the issue (as you said because I am using
> 64 bit OS),
>
Which will probably run either 32bit or 64bit userland code.
Next question: Are you running 64bit openSSL?
(You could be running 32bit openSSL a
We saw these same errors in a WiMAX test network with Free Radius.
Moving from an older 32 bit Fedora to a current 64 bit Fedora and the
stock freeradius and freeradius-util packages made it work and made the
errors you exhibit disappear.
openssl0.9.8h manifestly does support the necessary al
Hi David,
I believe 2048 could not be the issue (as you said because I am using
64 bit OS), this is about supporting sha256 algorithm either with
0.9.8h, or my Freeradius 2.0.5 (both are latest). Because sha1 works
well with my installation with even RSA 2048 key. And ofcourse, as per
my previous
Hi David,
Thanks for your reply...I believe I am running Freeradius, and
openssl0.9.8h on 64 bit OS. If you want I can post the certs output as
well. Pls let me know. I need to make this working, and I have been
working on this for last 2 weeks and seeing the same error.
Here is the command used
Sergio wrote:
For the other side, i don't know anything about WiMAX, but i suposse
that credentials are the same. Hope this helps
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I do. WiMAX certs (the ones uses in EAP-TLS and EAP-TTLS sessions over
the airlink to identi
Hi Sergio,
I tried with SHA1, and it is working just fine (Signature Algorithm:
sha1WithRSAEncryption).
Now, sha256 is not really working...is really openssl 0.9.8h supports
this advanced algorithm ? I have given the output as below...but
freeradius suggests that with the patch it should work wit
Ahsan
Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2008 7:19 PM
To: openssl-users@openssl.org
Subject: Re: openssl 0.8.9h sha256
Thanks, I will try to figure out as you suggested.
Rafi
On 8/13/08, Sergio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Rafiqul Ahsan escribió:
>
> > Found a previous postings li
Thanks, I will try to figure out as you suggested.
Rafi
On 8/13/08, Sergio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Rafiqul Ahsan escribió:
>
> > Found a previous postings like this where Alan Dekok answered that
> > FreeRadius use SSL from openssl, and if SSL supports any advanced
> > algorithm FreeRadius s
Rafiqul Ahsan escribió:
Found a previous postings like this where Alan Dekok answered that
FreeRadius use SSL from openssl, and if SSL supports any advanced
algorithm FreeRadius should support it (I actually added a patch to
FreeRadius to make sure this supports all digests). I am currently
tryin
Found a previous postings like this where Alan Dekok answered that
FreeRadius use SSL from openssl, and if SSL supports any advanced
algorithm FreeRadius should support it (I actually added a patch to
FreeRadius to make sure this supports all digests). I am currently
trying to find out whether I ha
Rafiqul Ahsan escribió:
I see an error like below when trying to use EAP_TLS/TTLS
authentication with Certs that has Signature Algorithm:
sha256WithRSAEncryption . Can anybody tell me why SSL does not like
the TLS session ?
I would appreciate your help. here is the radiusd -X log:
++[suffix] re
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