george r smith wrote:
All,
If I have learned anything from socket code it is that you can never be
sure if you get a partial or a full packet.
While that is true if you are using a socket associated with say a TCP
connection, it is not true if you are using a socket associated with
UDP, no
All,
If I have learned anything from socket code it is that you
can never be sure if you get a partial or a full packet. The question is
if a packet is encrypted (des3) how do you know you have
received the full packet ?
Obviously you can not check for a string or a delimiter that
I have installed openssl and am hoping to use it to create a self signed CA
and then client certificates to go along with it. I am using everything
after a normal install.
So far all I have done is a ca -newca, fill in the info.
Then I do ca -newreq and then ca -sign.
It seems I get what I ne
Dominique Lohez wrote:
> You use the directive
> Order deny allow
> so the deny directives are evaluated before the alow directives
> and furthermore every thing which is not denied is allowed
>
> I suggest you should use the
> Order Allow, deny directive
> so that everything which is not allo
Olaf Gellert wrote:
Hi,
somewhat off topic, but as there are so many users of
Apache/ModSSL around here (and I already asked on the
modssl mailing list):
I want an Apache SSL server to request client
authentication. This works. Additionally I want
to restrict access only to certain users with
Hi,
somewhat off topic, but as there are so many users of
Apache/ModSSL around here (and I already asked on the
modssl mailing list):
I want an Apache SSL server to request client
authentication. This works. Additionally I want
to restrict access only to certain users with
a valid certificate. So
Hello,
> The man page clearly mentions that.
>
> Add RAND_seed() or RAND_add() with the required
> entropy required before calling RAND_bytes(). In a
> pseudorandom number generator the seed uniquely
> determines the random sequence. So you might want to
> vary the seed somehow using getpid() o
Random number generation always depends on the PRNG
being seeded first.
The man page clearly mentions that.
Add RAND_seed() or RAND_add() with the required
entropy required before calling RAND_bytes(). In a
pseudorandom number generator the seed uniquely
determines the random sequence. So you
This worked..Thanks a million. :-)
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Allan E. Johannesen
Sent: Monday, April 24, 2006 6:32 PM
To: openssl-users@openssl.org
Subject: Random Number Generation in openssl
> "ambarish_mitra" == Ambarish Mitra
> "ambarish_mitra" == Ambarish Mitra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
ambarish_mitra> Hi all, I am trying to generate random numbers using openssl. I
ambarish_mitra> am not using the ENGINE API, but using only the rand functions.
ambarish_mitra> Code snippet:
You correctly identify the buffer as
Hi
all,
I am
trying to generate random numbers using openssl. I am not using the ENGINE API,
but using only the rand functions.
Code
snippet:
int main(int argc, char
*argv[]){ RAND_METHOD
*rmeth; int
r; unsigned char
buf[16];
rmeth =
RAND_SSLeay();
Hello,
> Thats my problem, the connection from a client to s_server is not working -
> thats where i stuck...
Run s_server with "-debug -msg -state" options to get more information.
Try to add "-bugs" to workaround some SSL compatibility problems.
Best regards,
--
Marek Marcola <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Thats my problem, the connection from a client to s_server is not working -
thats where i stuck...
maybe i should ask this in a java community...
Thanks woigl
- Original Message -
From: "Bernhard Froehlich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday, April 24, 2006 12:41 PM
Subject: Re: S
Stefan Walter wrote:
This is what i want... but now the problem is how i can implement
this... do you have an small example of a server?
See http://www.opensslbook.com/code.html or (even better) the book
itself. Or have a look into the source code of openssl s_client/s_server.
is this working pr
This is what i want... but now the problem is how i can implement this... do
you have an small example of a server?
is this working probably if you connect with java clients by using
javax.net.ssl?
- Original Message -
From: "Bernhard Froehlich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Monday
Stefan Walter wrote:
Hi,
i am new to OPENSSL and have a specific question...
i want to write a server and client, but the client doesnt have the
certificate. how can i start the transfer of the certificate to the
client?
i think the same is done with webserver and browser?
please help..
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