nt is that when building the openssl libraries, I'm
getting hung up on the build reporting that fips_premain.c has multiple
definitions of main. This happens regardless of which combos of MTYPE I declare
for my make. I've tried the linux-generic and various mips for linux and irix
M
We ran into an issue where we were selecting 'Include bitcode' when
submitting to apple and when doing ad-hoc builds. It seems doing this with
the fips_premain.c file included in the xcode compile sources phase causes
an instant crash on start up. What is the proper way to get past th
I've configured for solaris64-sparcv9-gcc and shared libs; the build
chokes looking for something called fips_premain.c; I feel like I'm not
passing it some LIBDIR it needs (from the Makefile):
: hera:/usr/cs/src/openssl-1.0.1f ; find ./ -name Makefile -a -exec grep
fips
On Sun, Mar 9, 2014 at 9:06 AM, Dr. Stephen Henson wrote:
> On Sun, Mar 09, 2014, Jeffrey Walton wrote:
>
>> I still have not found a solution to using OpenSSL with a C++ compiler.
>>
>> fips_premain.c makes the following declarations. They lack 'extern
>> &
On Sun, Mar 09, 2014, Jeffrey Walton wrote:
> I still have not found a solution to using OpenSSL with a C++ compiler.
>
> fips_premain.c makes the following declarations. They lack 'extern
> "C"', so I've got unresolved symbols:
>
> extern const void
I still have not found a solution to using OpenSSL with a C++ compiler.
fips_premain.c makes the following declarations. They lack 'extern
"C"', so I've got unresolved symbols:
extern const void *FIPS_text_start(), *FIPS_text_end();
extern const unsign
the vxworks
version we use does not support
the __attribute__ and constructor etc defined in fips_premain.c. So, I copied
all the code from fips_premain.c
to fips.c and compiled the FOM (3.0) and SSL modules to create libcrypto.a and
libssl.o. I know this will
create fingerprint mismatch for the
which its rightly giving the error that initializer string
too long for the array FINGERPRINT_ascii_value[40] defined in
fips_premain.c. Obviously i cannot modify this since the file itself is a
part of validation.
This issue has been raised years ago but all threads ended up
with
pankaj227 wrote:
> Ok ! I can't modify the fips_premain.c but what If It can't be integrated
> into my application as it is. Doesn't it limit the usage of
> fipscanister.lib
> by making it mandatory to have c like application which can use it.
No, it doesn't.
> > In FIPS OpenSSL 1.2, fips_premain.c is produced as an output after
> > doing ms\do_fips.
> > A fips_premain.c.sha1 file is also produced containing the
> > SHA1 of the c file. Does the security policy restricts modification
> > to this file?
> > My ap
Ok ! I can't modify the fips_premain.c but what If It can't be integrated
into my application as it is. Doesn't it limit the usage of fipscanister.lib
by making it mandatory to have c like application which can use it.
What if I don't use fips_premain.c at all and writ
> In FIPS OpenSSL 1.2, fips_premain.c is produced as an output after doing
> ms\do_fips.
> A fips_premain.c.sha1 file is also produced containing the SHA1 of the c
> file. Does the security policy restricts modification to this file? My
> application is in C++ and I need to do
Hi,
In FIPS OpenSSL 1.2, fips_premain.c is produced as an output after doing
ms\do_fips.
A fips_premain.c.sha1 file is also produced containing the SHA1 of the c
file. Does the security policy restricts modification to this file? My
application is in C++ and I need to do changes in this file
On Thu, May 28, 2009, Gregory Street wrote:
> We are encountering an error when trying to link openssl-fips using Sun
> Studio. When we use C++ we are getting
>
> line 71: Error: Cannot use const char[41] to initialize const unsigned
> char[40]
>
>
>
Which FIPS module are you using 1.1.2 o
We are encountering an error when trying to link openssl-fips using Sun
Studio. When we use C++ we are getting
line 71: Error: Cannot use const char[41] to initialize const unsigned
char[40]
We also changed the fipsld script to compile fips_premain.c using the C
compiler, this results in
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