openssl-0.9.7l (security)
PATCH 1/1 openssl-0.9.7l (security)
0.9.7e has a few advisories against it.
Here's a patch to bring it up to a more 'secure' version, should maintain binary compatibility as well.
I've also switched the option 'no-threads' to 'threads'. It doesn't actually add any link dependencies to openssl, it simply enables some callbacks where a programmer can 'register' thread-safe callbacks for mutexes, etc. If the programmer doesn't implement them, the library behaves the same as a no-threads build, so there is no impact here. Programs which use threads and OpenSSL _will_ crash randomly if openssl is not compiled with thread support.
Please apply the attached patch, and also remove the openssl-0.9.7e-no-fips.patch
-Brad
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PATCH 1/1 openssl-0.9.7l (security)
Any word on getting this committed?
Thanks.
-Brad
Quoted 26 lines · Brad House
0.9.7e has a few advisories against it.
Here's a patch to bring it up to a more 'secure' version, should maintain binary compatibility as well.I've also switched the option 'no-threads' to 'threads'. It doesn't actually add any link dependencies to openssl, it simply enables some callbacks where a programmer can 'register' thread-safe callbacks for mutexes, etc. If the programmer doesn't implement them, the library behaves the same as a no-threads build, so there is no impact here. Programs which use threads and OpenSSL _will_ crash randomly if openssl is not compiled with thread support.
Please apply the attached patch, and also remove the openssl-0.9.7e-no-fips.patch
-Brad
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