Rodney Thayer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
by the way, dumpasn1 doesn't quite parse this correctly, it's got n, d, p, q,
dmp1, dmq1, and iqmp. The display of 'n' is missing the last byte.
Can you send me the file? (I assume that's my dumpasn1 you're referring to).
Peter.
You're code looks correct.
To be accurate, there is no "public modulus". The modulus is the same for
both the public and private key, and is therefore simply referred to as the
modulus.
I assume that you've also set:
template[0].type = CKA_MODULUS;
template[1].type =
Hi!
I want to use crypto DLL in openssl.
My develop environment is Windows NT and Miccrosofr Visual C++.
so, I tried to compile the crypto.
But when I operate "perl configure VC-WIN32" refered to [Install.W32], had a problem
with this error Can't locate strict.pm in INC at configure line 9.
For some time now, SCO users have been puzzled by the "bc: 1 not
implemented" error that a 'make test' evokes.
A kind soul ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) confirmed in July 2000 that using GNU's bc
fixed the problem (as, not so surprisingly, SCO's bc just doesn't cut it.)
What follows is a patch to gently