Hi...
If I make the application part (the majority) of our website only available
via SSL, I am concerned that it will create a huge load on the CPUs (it's a
dual PIII 500).. Am I worrying about nothing, or should I try to only secure
pages that really need it (login, profiles etc)
Regards,
I have a similar question: By how much does encryption
with standard encryption algorythms (3DES, RC4, etc.) increase
the size of a large file I'm transmitting? If I am transferring
an already compressed 1 MB file, for example, using say 3DES,
is there a significant bandwidth hit or does
Hi
1) I see the `linux-shared:' stanza in the Makefile. Does this mean
there is no shared lib support for Solaris (that is where I am
installing right now).
2) My librsaref.a is in /space/local/lib. How can I tell configure
about it?
3) What do I gain with using rsaref?
Thx
Mate
Mate
Bodo Moeller wrote:
time() is a POSIX function while gettimeofday() is not. Also the
gettimeofday() resolution will not be *that* much better (in fact
it need not be better at all, time_t need not be an integral type).
It's not required to be better, but it is. It returns the time down
to
The result file will be nearly the same size as the original... In fact,
it will be rounded to the nearest bigger multiple of the cipher block
size. For example, if you use 3DES, the block size is 8 bytes, your
ciphered file will be rounded to the next multiple of 8 bytes (if it's
already a
george 1. the default app context in the libWWW shim uses a diffent
george default client method than openssl.exe. I could connect to a
george secure site with the openssl.exe sample, but not with secure
george get. it was rejecting the minor protocol version. I made the
george following
