> It seems that openssl does not have any plans to release this
> functionailty with 0.9.9 anytime soon.
Can you please reference discussion with the openssl folks?
I didn't try to reach them myself yet, as I'm not very involved with
openssl development.
> Can we have a alternate version of openssl and wpasupplicant in the
> repository with the patches applied and the EAP-FAST enabled? (with
> disclaimers) Then users can choose to manually install the patched
> openssl and wpasupplicant if they wish to.
If we do this, we should add the patch to the source package and build
two binary packages, one with the patch and one without. Then we built
the wpasupplicant package against the patched one.
This means a giant maintanence overhead which I'm not willing to support
unless you can clearly point to conversations with upstream that show
with what reasons they reject that patch.
> At least this will give users in enterprise environments a working
> implementation for wireless.
I'm as well online in an enterprise environment without needing that
patch. don't overexaggerate.
Adrian Quek <email address hidden> writes:
> It seems that openssl does not have any plans to release this
> functionailty with 0.9.9 anytime soon.
Can you please reference discussion with the openssl folks?
I didn't try to reach them myself yet, as I'm not very involved with
openssl development.
> Can we have a alternate version of openssl and wpasupplicant in the
> repository with the patches applied and the EAP-FAST enabled? (with
> disclaimers) Then users can choose to manually install the patched
> openssl and wpasupplicant if they wish to.
If we do this, we should add the patch to the source package and build
two binary packages, one with the patch and one without. Then we built
the wpasupplicant package against the patched one.
This means a giant maintanence overhead which I'm not willing to support
unless you can clearly point to conversations with upstream that show
with what reasons they reject that patch.
> At least this will give users in enterprise environments a working
> implementation for wireless.
I'm as well online in an enterprise environment without needing that
patch. don't overexaggerate.
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