Suram Chandra Sekhar wrote:
How are the certificates classified. One way is based on the public key in the
certificates. That lead to RSA and DSS certificates.
Is there any way to classify certificates based on the use?
May be like SSL, TLS etc.
Where can I get complete information about
Hmm, it's odd that they neglected to mention 2 of the big
differentiators -
Cost:
SSL Plus - An arm and a leg, and your first born.
OpenSSL - free.
Long term viability:
SSLeay/OpenSSL has been around for 7 or 8 years or so and shows no
sign of slowing up, while certicom spent last year fighting
http://www.openssl.org/support/faq.html#PROG2
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To build s_server and and s_client as standalone executables:
For s_server.exe - Compile the following files located in the apps
directory:
app_rand.c
apps.c
s_cb.c
s_socket.c
s_server.c
Link all these together with libeay32.lib and ssleay32.lib to produce
s_server.exe.
For s_client.exe - Use
of SSLeay.
Kirill Vasiliev wrote:
Yes, it is.
Regards,
Vasiljev Kirill
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From: Andrew W. Gray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, December 09, 2000 10:40 PM
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Subject: Re: Linker error
I assume this is 0.9.6?
Andrew
Paul -
Most errors in app development with OpenSSL in VC++ arise from the fact
that you are linking against the wrong c-runtime. The default build is
/MD for multi-threaded dll for openssl. The defaults for a new project
in vc++ is Single-threaded.
An easy way to get the project settings
two things, Check to see that you aren't linking against the wrong
c-runtime. Assuming that you did a default build of openssl, Change
your settings in your project to use multithreaded dll. In addition, if
you're trying to compile smime.c to produce smime.exe, then you will
also have to
http://www.iconsinc.com/~agray/ossldev/
Andrew
Darya Mazandarany wrote:
I was curious to see if anyone has a zip file for NT that has a
workspace(dsw)/project(dsp) for openssl. I see a tar.zip file and a makefile
but that seems geared up for unix.
A GET against https://www.genuity.com will not
fetch the same page content that a browser will. It always yeilds a
server error (500)
when attempting to GET the site's root page
The server is most likely looking to read the User-Agent HTTP header
to do some preproceessing before returning the
One can also read some book on number theory and algebra (abstract).
That kind of books will describe what is not easily understood
otherwise: Why the underlying problems are viewed as hard? This is not
ofcourse necessary to successfully implement something from a standard,
but its fun. :-)
Well I'm not Richard - but he is a really nice guy and I'm a nice guy
too and have done some work on this before so I'll help you out.
What you are speaking of is commonly known as a "secret sharing
scheme".
Most people start with shamir's secret sharing scheme. check out wei
dai's crypt++
did you compile the libraries allowing ADH? I believe prior to 0.9.5 this was
not enabled by default. Check the top level makefile.
Andrew
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OpenSSL-0.9.5 MS Visual C++ Project files Available
If you're not using Windows NT, 95 or 2000 you can delete this now.
For 0.9.5 - http://www.iconsinc.com/~agray/ossldev/
I only have VC6 for right now - will put out vc5 when i find my cd.
Even though i write the project files by hand - I still
Scott -
I just ran 512, 1024, 2048 for debug and release builds from both a
commandline out of the box build, and also through devstudio. All
succeeded though the 2048 debug generations took upwards of 45
minutes.
What processor are you using - I do have the /G6 flag in all of the
devstudio
OK guys - (and gals)
I actually had this done a couple weeks ago but had to run off to
Saudi Arabia and forgot to post this to the list.
Since people were asking I put the latest ones out at
http://www.iconsinc.com/~agray/ossldev/
This is based upon the 0.9.4 release. The latest snap will
boy rich arent we getting cynical in our old age
I'll drop you a line tomorrow to see what's up - as I've been lying
really low - had to for what i'm doing
Andrew
ex OSF'er - i refuse to recognise the open group.
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