Max,
Glad you reached to the bottom of the problem. In my case - after carefully
analyzing the e_chil.c engine initialization code and my own application code
- it turned out to be an extremely trivial issue.
The disable_mutex_callbacks is by default initialized to 0, thus if you do
not
Max,
Hi David,
that is really nice.. although.. after I gave it a try... it does not really
work :(
Actually, it seems that the dynamic functions are never called... :(
Investigating...
Later,
Max
It seems, that indeed the dynamic locking functions are not doing the trick
here. I have
Have observed a similar problem despite the fact the nCipher patch is applied
and crypto locks (both static and dynamic) are set. Have never properly
investigated it so perhaps now is the time...
I checked this with two versions of OpenSSL 0.9.8h (without nCipher patch and
with the patch).
BTW
Sander,
/opt/nfast/toolkits/openssl/openssl098e-patch.txt
Could you send/post the nCipher patch 0.9.8e - I am using one supplied
originally by nCipher for 0.9.8a
Although the patch I have works well with all 0.9.8x versions I would be keen
to compare them just for my own curiosity.
thanks,
Hi there,
Anyone heard the recent news on breaking the SHA-1 hashing algorithm?
I guess this is not yet official and God only knows if it is true, however what
impact
would this fact have on the SHA-1/RSA digital certificate signature technology
in overall
look.
Any comments?
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