Richard Levitte said:
It's correct, recertification doesn't work very well. A change would
however mean making a substantial change to the database (index.txt),
which makes it too complicated to get into the 0.9.7 branch.
I'm planning to work on changing this behavior for 0.9.8. Therefore,
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I've found in RFC2144
cast5CBC OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { algorithms cast5CBC(10) }
Parameters ::= SEQUENCE {
iv OCTET STRING DEFAULT 0, -- Initialization vector
keyLength INTEGER -- Key length, in bits
}
but in EVP_CIPHER_get_asn1_iv when
Description of the patch:
This patch provides OCSP request handler using non blocking BIOs. The
new added library routine is
OCSP_RESPONSE * OCSP_sendreq_bio_with_timeout(BIO *b, char *path,
OCSP_REQUEST *req, long timeout)
*BIO *b* is a non blocking bio. The number of seconds you wish to use
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Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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on Tue, 23 Mar 2004 18:12:08 -0500, Green, Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
Paul.Green I have ported OpenSSL 0.9.7c to the Stratus VOS operating
Paul.Green system. Thanks for providing such a
IMHO if this is going to be done it should be more flexible. There are
various assumptions in the code about the presence of a socket or fd in
the chain. There might be occasions where other types of BIO are needed
and the library function should only assume non blocking BIO behaviour
and return
Here are some updated installation instructions, they would go in INSTALL.W32
Updated INSTALL.W32 Installation Notes 2004/04/20
The Windows 98 and NT 4 DDK's are no longer available from MSDN as far as I
could see, however you can download ml.exe as part of the Visual C++ 6.0
Processor Pack