>> > It works on every platform we have run into (AIX, SunOS,
>> OSF1, HP-UX.11i,
>> > Itanium, Linux) though. It should give at least a rough
>> picture how I did it
>> > (if you want to implement it yourself).
>>
>> It works, in the sense that the code runs fine, but I don't
>> see how it
>> produces a good random seed.
Hi,
ok, it seems that I missed your point in my previous post.
My fix was just a crude hack to enable random seed on some level to get
libssh2 to work, it was never meant to be a cryptographically safe
solution. Getting a proper seed without external devices (/dev/urandom,
egd) is way out of our project scope, so I can not help you there.
It would definitely be a 'nice to have' -feature, since some platforms
are shipped without random devices.
br,
/jUSSi
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