ssl3_read_n() was conceived to read blocks of data from a byte oriented
stream. This can be easily explained by an example: You call
ssl3_read_n() with the a parameter like Read 50 bytes of data. As
opposed to the read() function provided by the OS, ssl3_read_n() makes
sure you really get 50
Dear all,
I agree with Daniel that reading a record from multiple UDP packets
is a bug. I need some time to figure out if the proposed fix is the
right one.
Robin is on holiday for two weeks.
Best regards
Michael
On Jul 8, 2009, at 10:15 PM, Daniel Mentz wrote:
ssl3_read_n() was conceived to
Uninitialized t.flags value in the ASN1_TIME_set_string function may lead
(and usually leads in ca subcommand on linux) to memory leaks. Other
possible issues are unknown to me. The following patch (against
OpenSSL_1_0_0-stable branch as of 2009.07.09) fixes the problem.
Index:
Dear all,
I have looked at the patch provided by Daniel. All suggested changes are
OK, but there are two additional things which should be fixed:
1. In ssl3_read_n() the argument max is overwritten before used.
2. If additional data is behind a valid DTLS record in the UDP packet,
it is
Show stopper in php-5.2.8 +
ext/openssl/.libs/openssl.o: In function `php_openssl_get_evp_md_from_algo':
/usr/source/php-5.3.0/ext/openssl/openssl.c:908: undefined reference to
`EVP_md2'
Can this call be restored?
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