Hi,
There appears to be a bug in the openssl pkcs8 command under Win32 1.0.0a. I
am using Win32 binaries from
(http://www.slproweb.com/products/Win32OpenSSL.html).
The command openssl pkcs8 -in \test.pem should accept a pkcs#8 file and
output traditional format.
With v0.9.8o the above
Hello,
I need a sample program in C to test DTLS code on my router (server). Or
else let me know how can i send DTLS alerts from a windows client to the
server.
This is very urgent need, Your help is very much appreciated and thanks in
advance.
Thanks,
Ranjith
Vincent,
In fact, there was another bug in little endian mode: a typo with tmp2.
Please find the patch correcting them.
Thanks! http://cvs.openssl.org/chngview?cn=19940 is committed.
Now back to As I don't have access to little-endian MIPS, I'd like to
reserve for option to ask you test it at
- for completeness, I made a quick PICification of the aes-mips32. MIPS
indeed seem much more easy on PIC code.
For [future] reference. PIC-ification on MIPS involves setting up $gp
(achieved with .cpload directive under o32) and addressing relative to
its value (achieved with .option pic2
In another hi-jacked thread I think it was determined that the current
OpenSSL BIO API does not support 64bit operations.
Could you provide a reference?
This post is to
request that such support be added to OpenSSL.
With the 32bit operating systems disappearing fast on desktops and
Hi Andy,
The specific concern is that (e.g.) the BIO seek and tell operations use long
for parameters, which on some 64-bit systems is still 32 bits.
They need to use size_t or a specific 64-bit type.
Erik
Erik Tkal
Juniper OAC/UAC/Pulse Development
On Thu, Oct 21, 2010 at 01:29:55PM -0400, Erik Tkal wrote:
Hi Andy,
The specific concern is that (e.g.) the BIO seek and tell operations use long
for parameters, which on some 64-bit systems is still 32 bits.
They need to use size_t or a specific 64-bit type.
No. size_t is wrong; it may
