Re: Stripping the OpenSSL library

2003-01-13 Thread Tim Xex
I have pared down the portion of OpenSSL that I actually compile. I did it on a directory basis. I know that I am never going to use Blowfish, so I don't build anything in that folder. There is a symbol you can set to not use RC5 so if you set that you can also remove the corresponding folder fr

Re: Stripping the OpenSSL library

2003-01-10 Thread Martin Witzel
Well, it is not only the makefile issue that you are facing. You will also want to use conditional compile statements to exclude code sections _in_ the source files which are not relevant for your application. I have been looking at that and found it a daunting task if you REALLY want to go down i

Re: Stripping the OpenSSL library

2003-01-09 Thread terr
I would be interested in looking at what you did. I and others in the past have run into issues with the way OpenSSL does server side I/O. Perhaps this will be part of a solution. Please advise how I can get the code. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanx On Thu, Jan 09, 2003 at 02:07:03PM -0500, Sidney

Stripping the OpenSSL library

2003-01-09 Thread Sidney Fortes
Dear OpenSSL users, I have sucessfully implemented a message system mechanism using the OpenSSL library as the foundation for all the cryptography operations. The system was deployed and now, the client asked me to do a dependency checking and find all the OpenSSL source files that are being used