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I build openssl3 as a dynamic library from https://github.com/baentsch/openssl/tree/sigload to test TLS1.3 OQS signature support (https://github.com/open-quantum-safe/oqs-provider/blob/main/test/oqs_test_tlssig.c), but test failed (Used local key pair and certificate files). From error message, it doesn't seems to add TLS_SIGALG_INFO.
So I check provider version information, oqsprovider informations can display and its status is active;But when I use openssl command to create quantum-safe key pair and certificate(like dilithium), only generate empty files...
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The above does not provide information how you built everything, on which platform you did it, nor which error messages you see. Without that the best I can do is suggest you use the ready-build docker image docker run -it openquantumsafe/oqs-ossl3:ietf115 bash to execute what you want to do there. If there are still problems, please report complete command sequences incl. (error) output. If it works, please see the baseline docker file to compare with how you built things: If you find an error, please share it so others can avoid that in the future, too.
I build openssl3 as a dynamic library from https://github.com/baentsch/openssl/tree/sigload to test TLS1.3 OQS signature support (https://github.com/open-quantum-safe/oqs-provider/blob/main/test/oqs_test_tlssig.c), but test failed (Used local key pair and certificate files). From error message, it doesn't seems to add TLS_SIGALG_INFO.
So I check provider version information, oqsprovider informations can display and its status is active;But when I use openssl command to create quantum-safe key pair and certificate(like dilithium), only generate empty files...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: