Hi Simone,
Simone Azzalin wrote:
> After looking at /dev/random, I noticed that it's not being updated as
> fast as /dev/urandom...
Please consider why that is so.
> So I just thought to force libgcrypt to use /dev/urandom.
Is /dev/urandom suitable for cryptography?
> I recompiled all in a
Well,
After looking at /dev/random, I noticed that it's not being updated as
fast as /dev/urandom...
So I just thought to force libgcrypt to use /dev/urandom.
To do this I changed the libgcrypt configure file (lines 13082:13803) from
*NAME_OF_DEV_RANDOM="/dev/random"**
Hello Peter,
Thank for your useful information. Yes this is an embedded system.
I will try the solution that you suggest as soon as possible and give
you a feedback.
Simon
On 6/22/21 4:24 PM, Peter Stuge wrote:
Simone Azzalin wrote:
I have noticed that during the first minutes after boot,
Simone Azzalin wrote:
> I have noticed that during the first minutes after boot, the
> libssh2_session_handshake execution remains stuck blocking the
> execution of the program.
Is that an embedded system, without a strong entropy source?
> Is this a known issue ? Do you have any possible
