From: Richard L. <le...@op...> - 2016-02-26 20:50:43
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In message <CAN...@ma...> on Fri, 26 Feb 2016 22:36:36 +0200, Michael Jackson <mik...@gm...> said: mikedotjackson> Engine isn't even a first-class citizen in OpenSSL, doesn't get much mikedotjackson> love anymore at all from the developers. Engine does not work on any mikedotjackson> RHEL variants at the moment. Reason being is that Engine actually has mikedotjackson> a downward dependency on one of it's plugins: Gost (Russian Federal mikedotjackson> Crypto standard). If libgost.so is missing from a system, OpenSSL will mikedotjackson> refuse to load Engine wholesale. And libgost.so is not included in the mikedotjackson> RH builds of OpenSSL. Additionally, Engine has been entirely ripped mikedotjackson> out from LibreSSL so that excludes at least OpenBSD as well, maybe mikedotjackson> also Free and NetBSD, too. Uhmmm... color me surprised, 'cause what you tell me doesn't correspond to this developer's (hello, hi) experience. I'm not sure what would make the ENGINE framework refuse to work without GOST, and I'm also utterly surprised to have seen no reports at all about this. Cheers, Richard -- Richard Levitte le...@op... OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org/~levitte/ |