Erik Leunissen wrote:
L.S.
I'm having a problem using DSA_verify. The actual call in my C program
(including some context), the results on stdout and lookup of the
meaning of openssl error codes are given below. I still cannot conclude
from the meaning of the error messages what I've done
Would anyone please be able to help me ? I realise how annoying i must
sound its just this is extremely urgent. I need it by tomorrow (as in i
need it finished tonight).
On Sat, 2005-04-23 at 20:16 +0100, Pól Ó Riain wrote:
I've been trying the options u gave me but gcc keeps giving me errors.
Nils Larsch wrote:
==result = DSA_verify(NID_sha1, hash, 20, \
sig, 20, dsa);
sure that your signature is 20 bytes long, as it is a structure
containing two 160 bit numbers it seems a little bit short to me :)
Thanks for your response, Nils.
You appear to see through something
In the meantime it appears that I made an assumption about the size of a
signature which is not true. I believed a signature to be:
- of a fixed size (not true)
- being 20 bytes (not true at all)
I now understand your comment regarding the size of the signature I
passed to DSA_verify().
Erik Leunissen wrote:
Nils Larsch wrote:
==result = DSA_verify(NID_sha1, hash, 20, \
sig, 20, dsa);
sure that your signature is 20 bytes long, as it is a structure
containing two 160 bit numbers it seems a little bit short to me :)
Thanks for your response, Nils.
You appear to
Hi! New to the list.
I was able to build 0.9.7f for Win32 successfully.
Downloaded and tried to build 0.9.7g, and its a no-go.
First problem, there are a bunch of \\ in the ntdll.mak file, like
$(INCL_D)\apps\\.h
I tried to edit all those out, but even after that it wouldn't build.
(error is:
On Sun, Apr 24, 2005, Sean Covel wrote:
Hi! New to the list.
I was able to build 0.9.7f for Win32 successfully.
Downloaded and tried to build 0.9.7g, and its a no-go.
First problem, there are a bunch of \\ in the ntdll.mak file, like
$(INCL_D)\apps\\.h
I tried to edit all those
