From: Phillip Porch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
root I changed all the c.##kname constructs to c.kname and it
root compiles and tests fine with the native compiler. I then
root compiled it with the gcc compiler and it again did it without
root I don't think the c.##kname is necessary
You are perfectly
Phillip Porch wrote:
Ben, after some trial and error and help from Richard Levitte in getting
on the right track, I found the problem that kept openssl (current
cvs) from compiling with the native compiler.
The problem is with the crypto/evp/evp_locl.h file
#define
From: Ben Laurie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ben Interesting ... that code has not actually changed in living memory (OK,
ben I added a "const" two lines before), so it is curious that it suddenly
ben causes a problem. Anyway, I totally agree that the ## is not needed.
*LOL* considering that code hasn't
Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker wrote:
From: Ben Laurie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ben Interesting ... that code has not actually changed in living memory (OK,
ben I added a "const" two lines before), so it is curious that it suddenly
ben causes a problem. Anyway, I totally agree that the ## is not
From: Ben Laurie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ben Hasn't it? I guess I missed the birth! Even so, I got the impession that
ben it had worked on SCO before.
Uhmm, e_des.c is part of EVP. Have you missed the *big* overhaul that
Steve did just a few days ago (2000/05/30, to be exact)?
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Richard Levitte
On Mon, 5 Jun 2000, Ben Laurie wrote:
Phillip Porch wrote:
I changed all the c.##kname constructs to c.kname and it compiles and
tests fine with the native compiler. I then compiled it with the gcc
compiler and it again did it without problems. I don't think the
c.##kname is
Ben Laurie wrote:
Interesting ... that code has not actually changed in living memory (OK,
I added a "const" two lines before), so it is curious that it suddenly
causes a problem. Anyway, I totally agree that the ## is not needed.
Erm I created it about a week ago as part of the major
Dr Stephen Henson wrote:
Ben Laurie wrote:
Interesting ... that code has not actually changed in living memory (OK,
I added a "const" two lines before), so it is curious that it suddenly
causes a problem. Anyway, I totally agree that the ## is not needed.
Erm I created it about
On Mon, 5 Jun 2000, Dr Stephen Henson wrote:
Erm I created it about a week ago as part of the major EVP revision.
I dunno maybe people have shorter memories these days.
I'll be pleasantly surprised if that's the only thing it has broken. I
agree with the fix.
Nice to see someone test
Ben, after some trial and error and help from Richard Levitte in getting
on the right track, I found the problem that kept openssl (current
cvs) from compiling with the native compiler.
The problem is with the crypto/evp/evp_locl.h file
#define BLOCK_CIPHER_ecb_loop() \
unsigned int i;
I have the 0.7 version of egd.pl installed and running with
egd.pl /dev/entropy
The self tests work fine.
I set the RANDFILE to the /dev/entropy after compiling openssl (CVS
version as of 5/7/00.)
I have no problems with:
openssl req -new -x509 -keyout private/cakey.pem -out cacert.pem
The author of EGD (Brian Warner) sent the following to the OpenSSH list a few
weeks ago when someone there had a similar problem. It was hanging because
it was out of entropy. If you run EGD with the --debug-gather switch you can
check for the "ran out of sources" that is referred to below.
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