From: Samuel Meder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
meder> I've found a bug in ASN1_BIT_STRING_set_bit. The problem is that when
meder> the byte in which the bit is to be set is already allocated and the
meder> value is 0, the bit will still be set to 1. This bug report refers to
meder> the code in the 0.9.6c release. Attached example program and patch.
Well found bug, but incorrect correction, because your patch will
still not clear a set bit (as one would expect if you gave the value 0
for a bit number that was early given the value 1).
Thanks for noting this, I'll make the appropriate change.
Also, since you send from an american government address, you have to
cc: your patches to [EMAIL PROTECTED] for them to be included in the
OpenSSL source.
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