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custom openssl engine on apache using mod_ssl

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My custom openssl engine works fine, tested it many times. I wanted to test it using mod_ssl, but needed a patch to enable dynamic engine support.
Now the problem is, I get a segmentation fault, whenever rsa methods in my custom openssl engine is called. I am using apache 2.4, and openssl 0.9.8e. Has anyone experienced it before?

posted Jun 16, 2013 by anonymous

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