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Given the code below, and this patch, so I could pass None to engine_init, I could not get the 'dynamic' engine to load any dynamic engines. I have tried several. The commands work when using openssl command line and in C programs. I have verified with ltrace that the call to ENGINE_ctrl_cmd_string is passing a NULL where None is. And, now I am stumped.
From the openssl command line, it works.
The output of the equivalent using cryptography_engine:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "pyssl.py", line 15, in
e = engine.engine_init('dynamic', [
File "/home/mccanta-admin/.local/lib/python3.8/site-packages/cryptography_engine/engine.py", line 157, in engine_init
raise ValueError(f"ENGINE failed at command {k}")
ValueError: ENGINE failed at command ('LOAD', None)
Given the code below, and this patch, so I could pass None to engine_init, I could not get the 'dynamic' engine to load any dynamic engines. I have tried several. The commands work when using openssl command line and in C programs. I have verified with ltrace that the call to ENGINE_ctrl_cmd_string is passing a NULL where None is. And, now I am stumped.
From the openssl command line, it works.
The output of the equivalent using cryptography_engine:
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