[OPEN-ILS-DEV] ***SPAM*** PATCH: SHA1 using GNUTLS

[Jason Stephenson]

Hi,

Attached is a patch against OpenSRF trunk that replaces the body of  
sha.c to use the gnutls_fingerprint() function.

I did not make any changes to md5.c because the public interface in  
md5.h looks a bit more complicated than used by sha.h: 3 functions vs.  
1. Replacing the md5 implementation with something that uses  
gnutls_fingerprint(), I leave as an exercise for someone more familiar  
with that part of the code than myself.

The patch builds on our test system, which is Ubuntu Hardy Heron.

GNUtls is LGPL, so avoids the licensing issues of OpenSSL.

Cheers,
Jason

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