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[Arsperl-users] finding libarencrypt.a

[Victor C. <vd...@st...>]

Anyone know where libarencrypt.a comes from?  I'm trying to build ARSperl 32 bit 
for Linux (for use on RHEL 6 x64) with encryption enabled.  I have the 
libarencrypt.so and other files generated by the Performance Security installer. 
  However, the file libarencrypt.a is specifically required by ARSperl's 
Makefile.PL and I can't find it anywhere.

On the official BMC side of things: according to the document "BMC Remedy 
Encryption Security Guide" under the section entitled "To install encryption on 
non–BMC Remedy applications", I need the *Encryption library files*:

libarencrypt.so
libcrypto.so (which I also don't have, but the build didn't complain about that)

and the *AR System API files*:

libar.a
libar.so

Any thoughts?

-- 
Victor Chavez, 650.736.8350
Sr. SysAdmin, Stanford IT Services

Re: [Arsperl-users] finding libarencrypt.a

[Victor C. <vd...@st...>]

On 4/16/12 12:05 PM, Victor Chavez wrote:
> Anyone know where libarencrypt.a comes from? I'm trying to build ARSperl 32 bit
> for Linux (for use on RHEL 6 x64) with encryption enabled. I have the
> libarencrypt.so and other files generated by the Performance Security installer.
> However, the file libarencrypt.a is specifically required by ARSperl's
> Makefile.PL and I can't find it anywhere.
>
> On the official BMC side of things: according to the document "BMC Remedy
> Encryption Security Guide" under the section entitled "To install encryption on
> non–BMC Remedy applications", I need the *Encryption library files*:
>
> libarencrypt.so
> libcrypto.so (which I also don't have, but the build didn't complain about that)
>
> and the *AR System API files*:
>
> libar.a
> libar.so
>
> Any thoughts?

I should mention we built a version of ARSperl with $ENCRYPT = 1 and a dummy 
libarencrypt.a.  It built but we get an error:

# ./testapi.pl
fips_hmac.c(91): OpenSSL internal error, assertion failed: j <= sizeof ctx->key
Abort (core dumped)

-- 
Victor Chavez, 650.736.8350
Sr. SysAdmin, Stanford IT Services

Re: [Arsperl-users] finding libarencrypt.a

[<Con...@t-...>]

Victor,

One year ago I figured out how to build ARSPerl with encryption enabled. You don't need libarencrypt.a, but libarencrypt.so and libcrypto.so. And you have to modify the Makefile.PL. After running "perl Makefile.PL" you also have to modify the generated Makefile to avoid the error "fips_hmac.c(91): OpenSSL internal error, assertion failed: j <= sizeof ctx->key Abort (core dumped)".

If you're using Version 1.92 of ARSPerl a can provide you a modified Makefile.PL

KR Conny




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Von: Victor Chavez [mailto:vd...@st...] 
Gesendet: Montag, 16. April 2012 21:53
An: ARSperl User Discussion
Betreff: Re: [Arsperl-users] finding libarencrypt.a

On 4/16/12 12:05 PM, Victor Chavez wrote:
> Anyone know where libarencrypt.a comes from? I'm trying to build 
> ARSperl 32 bit for Linux (for use on RHEL 6 x64) with encryption 
> enabled. I have the libarencrypt.so and other files generated by the Performance Security installer.
> However, the file libarencrypt.a is specifically required by ARSperl's 
> Makefile.PL and I can't find it anywhere.
>
> On the official BMC side of things: according to the document "BMC 
> Remedy Encryption Security Guide" under the section entitled "To 
> install encryption on non-BMC Remedy applications", I need the *Encryption library files*:
>
> libarencrypt.so
> libcrypto.so (which I also don't have, but the build didn't complain 
> about that)
>
> and the *AR System API files*:
>
> libar.a
> libar.so
>
> Any thoughts?

I should mention we built a version of ARSperl with $ENCRYPT = 1 and a dummy libarencrypt.a.  It built but we get an error:

# ./testapi.pl
fips_hmac.c(91): OpenSSL internal error, assertion failed: j <= sizeof ctx->key Abort (core dumped)

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Victor Chavez, 650.736.8350
Sr. SysAdmin, Stanford IT Services

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