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* fix a memory leak in AIA parsing
* oops can't remove that
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* PKCS12 parsing support
* running all the tests is so gauche
* rename func
* various significant fixes
* dangerous idiot here
* move pkcs12
* docs updates
* a bit more prose
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* support extensions in the OCSP request builder
* cover a missed branch
* refactor to use new func
* review feedback
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* Fixed a memory leak in x.509 OCSP no check
* Fix the _actual_ leak
* Speed up symbolizations
* Disable backtrace by default, because it doesn't work on Windows
* line length
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* Perform an OPENSSL_cleanup before checking the heap in our memleak tests
* Make this binding conditional
* typo
* need to put this call before we reset the function ptrs
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* fix a memory leak in ec derive_private_key
fixes #4095
* pep8!
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* Test for leaking memory in EllipticCurvePublicNumbers.public_key()
* Fix the memory leak
As far as I can tell, from spelunking in the OpenSSL source (as you do), EC_KEY_set_public_key_affine_coordinates doesn't take ownership of "x" or "y". https://github.com/openssl/openssl/blob/master/crypto/ec/ecp_smpl.c#L362-L420 is the place in the source I found that actually uses "x" and "y".
* Unused imports
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* Bind a pair of mem functions.
* do the conditional correctly
* move to the right section
* Get the code basically working
* flake8
* say the correct incantation
* WOrkaround for hilarity
* Revert "WOrkaround for hilarity"
This reverts commit 37b9f3b4ed4063eef5add3bb5d5dd592a007d439.
* Swap out these functions for the originals
* nonsense for windows
* try writing this all out for windows
* Debugging utility
* Avoid this mess, don't dlopen anything
* Throw away this FFI entirely
* first pass at some x.509 memleak tests
* TODO and fix
* Get the tests to passing
* String formatting is nasty
* some fixes because rebasing
* fix for the name API, always use the OpenSSL backend
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* Improvements to the memleak tests
* Support passing args
* Do more initialization before looking for at the heap
* Don't use default_backend for something OpenSSL specific
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* Bind a pair of mem functions.
* make these conditional
* do the conditional correctly
* move to the right section
* I'm not saying libressl should be illegal, but it is annoying
* sigh, typo
* first cut at memleak tests. doesn't work
* hack around the previous error, onto the next one
* drop the pointless restoration of the original functions
* Don't try to use the previous malloc functions.
The default malloc is CRYPTO_malloc which calls the custom ptr you provided, so it just recurses forever.
* flake8
* Get the code basically working
* flake8
* say the correct incantation
* Don't try to run on old OpenSSL
* Flushing this is a good idea
* Fixed a py2.7+ism
* GRRRRR
* WOrkaround for hilarity
* Revert "WOrkaround for hilarity"
This reverts commit 37b9f3b4ed4063eef5add3bb5d5dd592a007d439.
* Swap out these functions for the originals
* py3k fix
* flake8
* nonsense for windows
* py3k
* seperate stdout and stderr because py26 has a warning on stderr
* try writing this all out for windows
* useful error messages
* Debugging utility
* Avoid this mess, don't dlopen anything
* consistency
* Throw away this FFI entirely
* some useful comments
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