I'm getting a failed assertion ("thank you" to the programmer who was wise
enough to put the way-underused assertion statement in his code) on Windows
NT:

md_rand.c, line #353 asserts that md_c[1] == md_count[1]

Any ideas why it's failing?  It's apparently another thread safe/race
problem.  It happens about every 10 minutes or so in a test with about 1
thread/SSL Connection per second coming up an down.  I imagine if Windows
could run faster so that I could test with any many threads as I can on
UNIX, the error would occur a lot more often.

I haven't started looking at the code yet - I just wanted to give everyone a
heads up that this bug exists in case someone has any ideas about where to
start looking for the problem.  

Also, has anyone gotten anywhere on the lh_retrieve() crash bug?

How 'bout the SSL_CTX_set_tmp_dh hanging bug?

Has anyone gotten around to fixing the "build without RSA problems".

Thanks again for the help,

Bill Rebey



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