Callum Lerwick wrote:
There's also GnuTLS, which (according to `yum info`) is less than a megabyte fully installed. Not sure if fits the requirements for this though...On Wed, 2006-05-24 at 10:08 -0500, Chris Adams wrote:Once upon a time, Bernardo Innocenti <bernie@xxxxxxxxxxx> said:What's wrong with GPL programs using the Mozilla implementation? Last time I checked NSS was totally GPL compatible.mozilla-nss requires mozilla-nspr. libnss3.so also pulls in libpthread.so. Those are pretty heavy requirements for SSL.Even OpenSSL is so bloaty that the smallest I can get it down to (on MIPS, who's code size seem to be about 2x i386) is 1.5mb. Making it impossible to fit into the 2mb flash on a belkin router. Sigh. There's MatrixSSL, but there's next to nothing that actually uses it...
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