Quoting Alexander Traud (2021-10-25 13:06:00)
> > the only real use back then [...] was for a random number function
>
> Sounds like I should have raised this before.
Bugreports (and other kinds of reports - the name is kinda misleading)
are always appreciated.
> libSRTP required a crypto
> the only real use back then [...] was for a random number function
Sounds like I should have raised this before. libSRTP required a crypto library
to support AES-GCM based crypto suites [1]. Actually, I use those suites via
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Hi Alexander,
Quoting Alexander Traud (2021-10-21 21:42:10)
> One year ago [1], you enabled NSS as crypto library. With that AES-GCM
> and AES-NI are possible. However, libSRTP can be built with NSS or
> OpenSSL. You played around with OpenSSL six years ago [2]. Do you
> remember why it
Package: libsrtp2-1
Version: 2.4.2-1
Severity: wishlist
One year ago [1], you enabled NSS as crypto library. With that AES-GCM and
AES-NI are possible. However, libSRTP can be built with NSS or OpenSSL. You
played around with OpenSSL six years ago [2]. Do you remember why it failed?
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