I so far have not been able to get the Crypt plugin to work. I can mange to use Mountdiskimage to load adf files, but whenever I attempt a disk load with the PLUGIN Crypt enabled it says cant find the image file. SSolis got any tips

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@TheAMIgaOne

What is failing for you is probably this:

if (!IAmiSSL->IsCipherAvailable(CIPHER_IDEA)) {
    error = ERROR_OBJECT_NOT_FOUND;
    goto error;
}

@salass00

Well Im set as the uk, and IDEA is patented for UK and usa etc. Surely if that would be the case the AmiSSL/Openssl would have to be released in regional files, thus changing the locale would be an illegal work around.

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@salass00

Checked Amissl in the SDK, and the IDEA Example App runs all tests fine.

AmisslMaster.library 3.7
amissl_v097g.library 3.7

libssl.so is linked to libssl.so.1.0.0
libcrypt.so is linked to libcrypt.so.1.0.0

So make sure im using the correct format in Mountdiskimage:

unit=0 is IDFO:

/// The following loads a normal disk as an adf
Mountdiskimage unit=0 os414:envarc9.bin

/// attempting to use CRYPT both show same result
mountdiskimage unit=0 os414:envarc9.bin PLUGIN crypt PASSWORD amiga
mountdiskimage unit=0 os414:envarc9.bin p=crypt pwd=amiga

output is :
os414:envarc9.bin: object not found

What else could cause a 'object not found' error


I have had crypt.device working in the past but is not suitable as it asks for the password.


Snoopy shows that its opening the file and the Amissl libraries, so it is finding the plugin

Last edited by TheAMIgaOne on 22-Feb-2013 at 11:55 AM.

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@TheAMIgaOne

Quote:

Well Im set as the uk, and IDEA is patented for UK and usa etc. Surely if that would be the case the AmiSSL/Openssl would have to be released in regional files, thus changing the locale would be an illegal work around.

It doesn't change the fact that this is how it works. When I change locale country here to UK IsCipherAvailable() returns failure, when I change it back to Finland IsCipherAvailable() returns success again.

AmiSSL != OpenSSL. AmiSSL is OpenSSL implemented as an AmigaOS-style shared library. Many ported programs like OWB or TimberWolf don't use AmiSSL but instead use openssl static libraries or shared objects which are basically just straight re-compiles of OpenSSL.

@salass00

Hmm, just changed locale to finland and worked straight away. Not a good situition to be that out of date

I just thought it would of been a logical update to Amissl to be binded to openssl since ported to OS4.

Btw Im guessing you are Fredrik. :)

Away, ive managed to install Vbcc and get the Diskimage_src to compile, so I may have to venture down editing the device by hand for a simple encrypted device for my project.

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@TheAMIgaOne

What do you mean "out of date"? Surely this is a question of space (location: UK vs location: Finland) and politics (software patents) rather than time?

Also: You wrote "of" instead of "have", so you don't deserve any help in the first place.

Last edited by olegil on 22-Feb-2013 at 04:42 PM.

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@olegil

Its 'out of date' due to the IDEA patent being granted to the UK and other locations back in 1991 and now since its now been over 20years, the patent has now expired. So the only time IDEA was not patented for the UK was 1990, thus making AmiSSL still 'out of date'.

And regarding my typo, who gives you the right to say whether a question is answered or not, I'm doing my bit for the community by developing software users require, thanks for your input, apart from blocking someone asking for help.

Last edited by TheAMIgaOne on 22-Feb-2013 at 05:41 PM.

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