I just joined this list yesterday and spent the better half of yesterday reading up on the openssl site and its archives but forgive me still if I ask the obvious. I am glad that SSLeay will continue to live under openssl :) However, just to make sure; is SSLeay0-9.0b the last one from eay himself? I have heard he formed/joined RSA australia but has there been any confirmation on that his ssleay updates will end? The reason I ask is that I am in the process of porting and supporting the 0.9.0b but if that branch is "dead" I would like to move over to openssl asap. Or alternatively, if there is a split of ssleay (he also continues to develop the code) will openssl try to integrate the good parts from the other branch? Strangely enough, I found no info on the matter above on the www.openssl.org. Also as I mentioned, I am doing a port of SSLeay to a well used RTOS in the telecom/datacom world. My question to ssldev is whether or not you are interested in openssl becoming a stronger/easier to use/port product for the embedded market as well, or if you focus on the host-only crowd. If you are interested in the rtos/embedded world I am glad to contribute with feedback/help since I come from that nische. Either way, I will have to port openssl to the embedded market myself, the only difference will be whether I will have to do it at each new delivery or if some of the problems can be solved in the main release. Thanks, Lennart Bang TCP/IP knudel [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] ps: I am swedish as in not u.s., *cough* ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org Development Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
