Bodo Moeller wrote:
Is there a way to write that file in a way that works also with GNU
as, or is there a not-too-inconvenient way to make sure that the
system "as" is used no matter what PATH says?
Isn't /usr/ccs/bin/as, if there, the system assembler on Solaris?
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Andrea e Luca Giacobazzi wrote:
That's exactly what I tried Sven !
But why the connection stops from netscape, if I put the i2d_X509 calling
inside ssl_engine_kernel.c , in ssl_callback_verify routine ?
Thanks a lot.
unsigned char *certificate, *pp;
//get the length of object
size_t
Bodo_Moeller Is there a way to write that file in a way that works
Bodo_Moeller also with GNU as, or is there a not-too-inconvenient way
Bodo_Moeller to make sure that the system "as" is used no matter what
Bodo_Moeller PATH says?
The simplest is to suggest to the person that's building to start
hi all,
in x509.c , load_cert(char * file , int format)
read certificate from a file .
i need read a certificate from a buf ( unsigned char * ),
a function like
static X509 *load_cert(unsigned char *data , int len , int format )
len is the length of data.
so i change the following :
if
Hi, developers!
While trying to understand the ASN.1 stuff I wrote the following lines:
ASN1_INTEGER * pInt, * qInt;
unsigned char buf[1024], *cPtr;
int l, p, q;
p = -2;
pInt = ASN1_INTEGER_new();
ASN1_INTEGER_set(pInt, p);
cPtr = buf;
There's just noe thing I'm not completely sure of. IIRC, gcc uses GNU
as in the end stage of the compilation,
not necessarily! it can as well use bundled as.
so one might wonder what that
kind of fiddling with the PATH will actually do to gcc.
here is how it finds the way:
gang cao wrote:
hi all,
in x509.c , load_cert(char * file , int format)
read certificate from a file .
i need read a certificate from a buf ( unsigned char * ),
a function like
static X509 *load_cert(unsigned char *data , int len , int format )
len is the length of data.
d2i_X509()
gang cao wrote:
hi all,
in x509.c , load_cert(char * file , int format)
read certificate from a file .
i need read a certificate from a buf ( unsigned char * ),
a function like
static X509 *load_cert(unsigned char *data , int len , int format )
len is the length of data.
so i change
Robert Eiglmaier wrote:
Hi, developers!
While trying to understand the ASN.1 stuff I wrote the following lines:
ASN1_INTEGER * pInt, * qInt;
unsigned char buf[1024], *cPtr;
int l, p, q;
p = -2;
pInt = ASN1_INTEGER_new();
OK, I've simplified the TIMES stuff, and added it in the forgotten
files (rc?speed.c and so on). I've donw similar simplifications with
RAND in the files where that applied. I've also simplified the
globaldef/globalref stuff by defining the macros GLOBAL and EXTERN in
e_os.h and using them
d2i_X509 can read certificate from a X509 structure(PEM)
to a char * buffer (DER)
and i need read certificate from a char * buffer (PEM)
to a X509 structure (PEM)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
gang cao wrote:
hi all,
in x509.c , load_cert(char * file , int format)
read certificate from a
now i can read certificate from buf .
thanks all.
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