the function you want is RAND_status().
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one, but
HPUX 11.22 does. Your end-users may need to install one of the random
data devices available from HP (they freely provide /dev/random,
/dev/urandom and their own version of openssl with a bundled random data
device)
SunOS/Solaris 5.6 and 5.7 also lack a random data device.
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Hi there,
I'm using OpenSSL 0.9.7g, and am trying to document the sources of
entropy used automatically by the PRNG. O'Reilly's Network Security with
OpenSSL lists the following sources (page 100 102), but I'm not sure
if the egd sources are checked automatically:
/dev/random
/dev/urandom
=0
After scanning the archives, I discovered that this is not a good
result. The previous post about this problem remains unsolved. I'm
hoping for some better luck.
Any help would be greatly appreciated - my builds are broken until I get
this fixed.
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What does the chatr command show for your executable? Do
the shared libraries have execute permissions?
Thanks for the quick reply - much obliged. If I chatr on openssl, I get
the output below. Looks like I've
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What does the chatr command show for your executable? Do
the shared libraries have execute permissions?
On a more useful note, here's the output of chatr from my build system.
The openssl libs are listed, but how
