Happy Chocolate Bunny Day:
I finally did the big move from ssleay 0.9.0b to openssl 0.9.2b. Most stuff
seems to be okay. However when I run genrsa, it freezes up after printing
the first and only period character ".". For example running:
openssl genrsa 1024
returns the output:
1120 semi-random bytes loaded
Generating RSA private key, 1024 bit long modulus
.
and freezes. Where as running the same for the older ssleay results in:
1120 semi-random bytes loaded
Generating RSA private key, 1024 bit long modulus
.............................................................
........................................................+++++
....................+++++
e is 65537 (0x10001)
-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
MIICXQIBAAKBgQDv2sPj8CAGNHLNVWMSV+xd0BaGeQU49P/sc4tsyf1vPEYjuGtE
6LrwVWr2FEg/d722qF1J447EAY62M9YKlm1svh83ytekJkD595W41sauilutNhby
fpD6wluOY25PzBcC9+M5h4TYF3PIJx8/lcOB2QYmlMZyEPRUn/5phSXsBwIDAQAB
AoGAT04Q+Pu7SvHqh3PVFwqVL4uO9xVqoaN4PxERJ3492pqeQk9GwHkG3lIP1J9u
J/YKdyuB9N1Vpf8x1ZKcEdIdCXSSDP/ZQCIyqcCVYWJC9tEgXfa6ZdHe+6cvUBzQ
9BozSPWQnyRHHCx6Gpo3Mn7eThC3gZ8gd+V0ZvPxQ4po31ECQQD4eN6Vmc9dQt2r
OQMeS656LTQjx6wKtRcX+7FYAe+6TS6Bvla4k5xdxA8hS9My4+7hqVECDISgF19V
P7MRuiF5AkEA9x8O7xAQQ437v1vxO4fCMQ7beFsPKMtd85A0Cs7n6wub6Lvu0AzE
RBLaoVBTWfG4qjKqa6fsKnWUcpdmxL6ZfwJAG+tY925lApG03rx1QT43yLqzlSGm
jz1x7tv1PXJaQZDSnPmKPQs5EsApAxDGFn3OJcUkuRo2/NYjfCzALkm/4QJBAOAO
TN/71IMrjIFnv0SWRj9slRh+lzQJj1lx+X2DM0ss72MIYfJIYPrHjWqNBcWbIC9Q
WKvbSIkGql1rYEYp+ckCQQCF83NeKU8Myqwz9RGzIHElCY9pAuj+uY9HEBcn058M
RUPGFjt+/w5KTS2Qg65cchebbm4nHygi6K7EmqECDRpS
-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
which is what we are suppose to get. Any ideas on what I am doing wrong,
or what I can do to fix this? I am running openssl on NetBSD 1.3K ix86,
and openssl was build using just the standard "./config; make".
Thanks in advance. Sincerely, Alicia.
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