Dr Stephen Henson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> BTW would anyone mind if this was changed so gendh and dh became dhparam
> and 'dh and 'gendh' utilimately would generate and handle DH keys?
No, we should introduce consistent names. However for compatibility
the current programs could print a warning a
Hardware acclerators are also manufactured by
Hi/Fn, BlueSteel Networks (now Broadcom),
and IRE.
Hi/Fn's 6500 is shipping. Does RSA only.
Their 7811/7511 does the bulk ssl cipher
stuff.
BlueSteel's uBsec 5601 is in alpha stage.
This is touted as an SSL chip.
Samples should be out by March 15th,
On Wed, Jan 19, 2000 at 11:01:13AM +0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello:
>
> I am a newbe to openssl, I know openssl supports
> DH-RSA-DES-CBC3-SHA and DH-DSS-DES-CBC3-SHA as
> "ciphers". But I don't know how to let openssl use
> those 2 ciphers :-(
>
> Is there any document talking
> Josh Berezin wrote:
>
> Parity -- of course!
>
> Not to split hairs with Mr. Cooke, but 3DES is certainly much more
> than twice as secure as single DES, even if it does only provide 112
> effective bits of encryption. More like 2^56 times more secure
> (against an exhaustive search).
Sorry
I made X509_NAME for rewriting Subject DN in X509_REQ.
but when I tried to make X509_NAME_ENTRY of
V_ASN1_UTF8STRING data type,
OpenSSL always failed with error - d2i_ASN1_type_bytes() wrong type.
It's bug? Should I make my own patch?
Thanks.
Hi all.
I succefully compiled openssl0.9.4 on VC++6.0 with the /MD option (for
multithreading).
Then, I built another DLL (also with the /MD option) wich uses the
libeay32.dll, particularly the PEM I/O routines. At run time, everytime
my DLL calls such routines (for example PEM_ASN1_write ) an
Lucia Bonelli wrote:
>
> Hi all.
>
> I succefully compiled openssl0.9.4 on VC++6.0 with the /MD option (for
> multithreading).
> Then, I built another DLL (also with the /MD option) wich uses the
> libeay32.dll, particularly the PEM I/O routines. At run time, everytime
> my DLL calls such rou
How can I convert an IIS private key into the format used by Apache-SSL?
I have a certificate and key issued by Verisign for an IIS server. The
server is being replaced by a Linux box running Apache-SSL.
I have the certificate in the right format but not the private key.
I have tried the prog
Hi Everybody
I built the openssl 0.9.4 on WinNT 4.0 CZE with serv.pack 4
using mingw32 compiler.
I encountered with problems that follows
1) Symbol WINDOWS is not defined. I defined this symbol in makefiles
See attached patch. Mumit Khan means that is not desirable to define
this symbol by
