On 08/10/2016 11:00 AM, Jakob Bohm wrote:
> On 08/08/2016 16:51, Benjamin Kaduk wrote:
>> What Rich said, and also note that it's perfectly valid usage of the
>> PEM routines to read one type from a BIO and then go on to read
>> another (potentially different) type from the same BIO, as would
>>
On 08/08/2016 16:51, Benjamin Kaduk wrote:
What Rich said, and also note that it's perfectly valid usage of the
PEM routines to read one type from a BIO and then go on to read
another (potentially different) type from the same BIO, as would
happen if they were in the same file concatenated
What Rich said, and also note that it's perfectly valid usage of the PEM
routines to read one type from a BIO and then go on to read another
(potentially different) type from the same BIO, as would happen if they
were in the same file concatenated after each other. So, attempting to
peek and see
OpenSSL behavior is pretty consistent, when reading a PEM file, everything
before the first PEM marker (of the right type!) is ignored.
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since 0.9.6 or before, five (5) example PEM files have been included in the
'crypto/dh' directory of the pkg. these represent bit-sizes from 192 to 4096.
certainly 192-/512-/1024-bits are hardly applicable today and that leaves the
2048-/4096-bit files subject to current interest. at that, i am
