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2004-02-09	make Nm match Dt; found by pb@	jmc	1	-23/+2
	some of this ok espie@, all of it ok deraadt@
2004-02-09	simpler ssl manpages, using --name=.	espie	1	-117/+33
	okay markus@
2004-02-09	punctuate variable; okay jmc@.	espie	1	-2/+2

2004-02-06	`numbits' arg to openssl dsaparam does not have to be the last argument	jmc	1	-2/+1
	specified;
2004-02-04	remove some debug code and cleanup..	deraadt	2	-36/+12

2004-02-04	Traditionally, getopt(3) has treated "--foo" the same as "--". However,	millert	1	-10/+9
	this can cause confusion when a user tries to use a long option with a program that only supports short options. Furthermore, it appears to be in violation of POSIX, which states that "--" shall indicate the end of argument processing, not any string that begins with "--". OK otto@ and closes PR 3666.
2004-02-04	H comes before J;	jmc	1	-6/+6

2004-02-03	OK, this time the AES soft keys work with ssh and such. I spent over 3	deraadt	2	-32/+126
	hours learning that OpenSSL's internal functions for AES extended keys generate screwy byte order swapped data..
2004-02-03	oops, software key gen bug	deraadt	2	-70/+20

2004-02-03	Switch to using software generated extended keys (because the cpu cannot	deraadt	2	-20/+70
	yet generate 192 & 256 bit keys). Ensure that 192 and 256 are in the nids table. This also accelerates performance for 128 a tiny bit: type 16 bytes 64 bytes 256 bytes 1024 bytes 8192 bytes aes-128-cbc 34921.48k 129617.82k 362059.93k 623649.81k 790397.77k aes-192-cbc 26227.43k 99215.33k 283242.84k 509881.15k 665323.22k aes-256-cbc 26133.22k 97458.06k 265990.84k 457824.69k 579835.09k
2004-02-03	Obsoleted by getopt_long.c	millert	1	-116/+0

2004-02-03	Correct the arm ifdefs previously inserted, is working correctly now.	drahn	1	-3/+3