Hi,
I'm developing a custom module for Oracle Access Manager. It needs to read some
attributes from a certificate.
The following code Works in a standalone c program, but crash (with a seg
fault) using it as a module. The crash occurs at line : X509_get_version(x), or
any method that
In compiling openssl head (tarball from 18 November 2010) for mingw
under cygwin on a Windows98 machine,
I.e. it's linked with msvcrt.dll, right? It also means that non-vendor
linker is involved...
I came across a problem in
crypto/bss_file.c. The code compiles fine on Windows98 and the
i'm not
sure how people are still able to use it from Cygwin; all i get if i do
a simple ./Configure mingw then make is:
gcc: The -mno-cygwin flag has been removed; use a mingw-targeted
cross-compiler.
then it errors out before even compiling the first object.
Not all people unconditionally
i stand corrected about -mno-cygwin, it does seem great and i can
understand why one would want not letting go of it.
it's hard to find info about it on cygwin.com, but searching through
their mailing list archives, there are tons of messages evocating it.
some dating from year 2000 were
On Sun, 28 Nov 2010, Andy Polyakov via RT wrote:
(I wrote):
In compiling openssl head (tarball from 18 November 2010) for mingw
under cygwin on a Windows98 machine,
I.e. it's linked with msvcrt.dll, right? It also means that non-vendor
linker is involved...
It is linked with GNU ld
From: owner-openssl-...@openssl.org On Behalf Of Michael Biener
Sent: Tuesday, 23 November, 2010 05:40
i run c_rehash script from openssl 0.9.8 on the directory
created me files named with the hash Value.
the content of the files looks like !symlinkÿþM not
working with these files. so I
On 11/28/2010 1:53 AM, Ignacio Amoeiro Bosch wrote:
The following code Works in a standalone c program, but crash (with a
seg fault) using it as a module. The crash occurs at line :
X509_get_version(x), or any method that uses x
My guess would be that the OpenSSL headers you are compiling
