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plans for wolfssl/cyassl? #31
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There should only be traces for cyassl. Is cyassl related with wolfssl? I can look to re-enable that again. But as i remember cyassl's api lacked some support for accessing cryptokeys at binary level which made it a bit complicated to exchange raw key bits between bmx7 and cyassl.maybe this is easier with wolfssl now.
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Ok, i'll look into that...
Am 24. Mai 2018 08:48:08 MESZ schrieb Paul Spooren <[email protected]>:
…> wolfSSL (formerly CyaSSL or yet another SSL)
from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WolfSSL
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No, due to lack of time
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I reckon it'd also be smarted to rather have hostapd/wpa_supplicant depend on mbedTLS rather than switching bmx7 to wolfSSL. |
its solved, isnt it? |
No it isn't.
wpad-mesh requires wolfssl (or openssl), bmx7 still requires mbedtls.
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There are traces of planned support for wolfssl in the code. How difficult would it be to build bmx7 against wolfssl instead of mbedtls?
I'm asking because wpa_supplicant lately has added support to build against wolfssl -- I'm now running this on the first couple of 4MB flash routers to have SAE encrypted 802.11s mesh, for now only running batman-adv. But I still got more than 200kb of free flash space, which would just be enough for bmx7...
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