Hi All
Is there any method to set time our for SSL _read function.
As from the Open SSL document SSL_read will not return if there is no data
to read from the socket
Thanks,
Raj
Rajmohan SK
Hi. I'm writing software which does AES-128 in counter mode (for
srtp) on hardware where a crypto chip (talitos) is available. I have
cryptodev and the talitos driver working, and it appears to work just
fine in CBC mode.
From what I can gather from the code in CVS, a new EVP_aes_128_ctr()
EVP
On Wed, Sep 29, 2010, shizumi wrote:
Hi all,
i try to do the ocsp verification in my application by using openssl-0.9.8o,
but when call OCSP_basic_verify, it always return me -1. i test to print the
error message. and it show me this line
On 9/29/2010 11:41 PM, Raj wrote:
Hi All
Is there any method to set time our for SSL _read function.
As from the Open SSL document SSL_read will not return if there is no
data to read from the socket
You really shouldn't need this. If you know for sure that it's the other
side's turn to
Dear colleagues,
the linker warning LNK4078 (static builds only) SHOULD NOT be ignored on Win64.
The problem is known and is connected to the automatic invocation of
OPENSSL_cpuid_setup by placing dq OPENSSL_cpuid_setup in the special COFF
section CRT$XCU.
The problem is that you cannot
I would like to request that when changes are made to verification items such
as the hash code for certification validation that the Windows operation be
taken into consideration. DLLs are a global resource in Windows and are
identified by name. Once a DLL is loaded, any other request of that
Update,
According to the NASM manual at
http://www.nasm.us/doc/nasmdoc7.html#section-7.5.1
The following change to the generated .asm file should fix this
without having to modify .obj files:
Current:
section.CRT$XCU
Fixed:
section.CRT$XCU rdata align=8
I have not yet
On 30-09-2010 17:34, Carter Browne wrote:
I would like to request that when changes are made to verification items such
as the hash code for certification validation that the Windows operation be
taken into consideration. DLLs are a global resource in Windows and are
identified by name. Once
On 9/30/2010 11:42 AM, Jakob Bohm wrote:
In Windows XP, Microsoft introduced their own badly designed idea of
versioned so-names in the form of so-called Assemblies. Unless
you are writing .NET code, you should really avoid that nonsense.
I expect SxS packages for openssl (and several other
i solved the problem. it should add SSL_library_init(); in the begining of
the code.
thank you
Dr. Stephen Henson wrote:
On Wed, Sep 29, 2010, shizumi wrote:
Hi all,
i try to do the ocsp verification in my application by using
openssl-0.9.8o,
but when call OCSP_basic_verify, it
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