[openssl.org #1429] SHA256 bug?

2006-11-17 Thread Zhang, Wenfang via RT

Hi, 

 

First of all, thanks for the great code. I have this weird problem. When
I run SHA256 to generate digest, if the message has two or more '0's,
the result is not correct. If you look at the below test result, you can
see that for test case 868 the expect result, which is generated from
the library is wrong. I also confirmed when I run the program
standalone. I use the latest openssl-0.9.8d on redhat linux. This
problem should be easy to duplicate.

 

865 : a7fce44f3f1a9b7e7a0b1bf463bea3c72ebfe95d152e132a5e8e23bd0f99cb1f

de227690_a3ae5485_f11f9033_86954641_df5f75a4_9ba51b9a_b9ab1e3e_d518576c

866 : 1556a72a20ee3f41b522406a080be910f32688e6310e99629ccdc039c2fbda85

9970b4e5_7ba7417a_638396b2_ea11aed2_d6f7838a_b28a83b4_257cb188_20e6052b

867 : c739ba8e30f05b61be79b07c64a43dc92a6b2b5491de84239dfdda3b422f6b84

a038a86c_b9c837d2_d6473b10_d8f3d991_591548f0_f4e37288_692c3f5e_547772b2

868 : d25282a41e09cf3c59eccdb3d41380a850f031a13144b762a61fd04c742e5be8
-- message

a9a0306d_5cede85e_6b00____2000_0103
-- wrong

 read: 6b002162, expect: 6b00

 read: 6ea779ea, expect: 

 read: eb241440, expect: 

 read: e0fd546a, expect: 

 read: 471d670b, expect: 2000

 read: f893c309, expect: 0103

 

Thanks!

 

Wenfang 

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Re: [PATCH] Re: Windows build fail of openssl-SNAP-20061114

2006-11-17 Thread Dr. Stephen Henson
On Thu, Nov 16, 2006, Simon McMahon wrote:

 Thanks Victor,
 
 I got it by editing libeay32.def but the effect is the same.
 
 I also fixed it with the following patch to mkdef.pl
 
 --- util/mkdef.pl   2006-06-10 02:01:14.0 +1000
 +++ mkdef.pl2006-11-16 09:42:53.0 +1000
 @@ -754,6 +754,8 @@
 $def .= int i2d_$1_NDEF(void);;
 } elsif 
 (/^\s*DECLARE_ASN1_SET_OF\s*\(\s*(\w*)\s*\)/) {
 next;
 +   } elsif 
 (/^\s*IMPLEMENT_ASN1_SET_OF\s*\(\s*(\w*)\s*\)/) {
 +   next;
 } elsif 
 (/^\s*DECLARE_ASN1_PRINT_FUNCTION\s*\(\s*(\w*)\s*\)/) {
 $def .= int $1_print_ctx(void);;
 next;
 
 This results in this macro being marked as NOEXIST.
 Note: its just a copy of the lines above for 'DECLARE_ASN1_SET_OF' which 
 is also an empty macro so I assume they should be handled the same.
 

Should be fixed now. It was a header problem. IMPLEMENT_* macros should never
appear in header files.

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[openssl.org #1428] s_client -debug doesn't show all certificates in chain

2006-11-17 Thread Stephen Henson via RT

[guest - Fri Nov 17 05:24:37 2006]:

 If a CA uses intermediary certs that are not distributed in all
 truststores such as quovadis with mozilla's trust store. Servers do not
 only transmit leaf certificates, but also intermediary ones.
 
 http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.1/mod/mod_ssl.html#sslcertificatechainfile
 
 So, with 
 openssl s_client -connect smtp.privasphere.com:25 -debug -starttls smtp
 
 I do see that more than cert is sent:
 Certificate chain
  0 s:/C=CH/ST=ZH/L=Zuerich/O=PrivaSphere AG/OU=Secure
  Messaging/CN=smtp.privasphere.com
i:/C=CH/O=QuoVadis Trustlink Schweiz AG/OU=Issuing Certificate
  Authority/CN=QV Schweiz ICA
  1 s:/C=CH/O=QuoVadis Trustlink Schweiz AG/OU=Issuing Certificate
  Authority/CN=QV Schweiz ICA
i:/C=BM/O=QuoVadis Limited/OU=Root Certification
  Authority/CN=QuoVadis Root Certification Authority
 
 but even with the debug option, only the leaf certificate is shown while
 I would like also see the others in the chain

The documented -showcerts option does that.

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[openssl.org #1429]

2006-11-17 Thread Zhang, Wenfang via RT

Sorry, I found out it is my problem. Please ignore my previous email.  
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Hi, 

 

First of all, thanks for the great code. I have this weird problem. When
I run SHA256 to generate digest, if the message has two or more '0's,
the result is not correct. If you look at the below test result, you can
see that for test case 868 the expect result, which is generated from
the library is wrong. I also confirmed when I run the program
standalone. I use the latest openssl-0.9.8d on redhat linux. This
problem should be easy to duplicate.

 

865 : a7fce44f3f1a9b7e7a0b1bf463bea3c72ebfe95d152e132a5e8e23bd0f99cb1f

de227690_a3ae5485_f11f9033_86954641_df5f75a4_9ba51b9a_b9ab1e3e_d518576c

866 : 1556a72a20ee3f41b522406a080be910f32688e6310e99629ccdc039c2fbda85

9970b4e5_7ba7417a_638396b2_ea11aed2_d6f7838a_b28a83b4_257cb188_20e6052b

867 : c739ba8e30f05b61be79b07c64a43dc92a6b2b5491de84239dfdda3b422f6b84

a038a86c_b9c837d2_d6473b10_d8f3d991_591548f0_f4e37288_692c3f5e_547772b2

868 : d25282a41e09cf3c59eccdb3d41380a850f031a13144b762a61fd04c742e5be8
-- message

a9a0306d_5cede85e_6b00____2000_0103
-- wrong

 read: 6b002162, expect: 6b00

 read: 6ea779ea, expect: 

 read: eb241440, expect: 

 read: e0fd546a, expect: 

 read: 471d670b, expect: 2000

 read: f893c309, expect: 0103

 

Thanks!

 

Wenfang 


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Re: [openssl.org #1043] Updated 0.9.7g NetWare Patch for the Contribution page

2006-11-17 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED] via RT

Hi Walker,

Sorry to write you personally. I couldn't get any help in OpenSSL dev forums.

Could you help me to resolve Link Error: Undefined symbol: RunningProcess in 
rand_nw.obj? 

I do not see any error while comiling and got this when tried to link to my 
application. I do not see RunningProcess defined in any part of the code. 

I used Codewarrior to build SSL.

I'm almost blocked with this issue.

Your respone will be greatly aprecited...

Thanks in advance,

Regards,any 
Hem

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