| 3 | | For pyOpenSSL >= 0.14, this can be done relatively easily by importing `OpenSSL._util._lib`, which gives access to arbitrary OpenSSL functions via cffi. For pyOpenSSL 0.13, however, it's basically impossible because there is no way to add to the set of OpenSSL functions exposed by the extension module. I don't know where that leaves us, given the cffi-related build problems described in #2193 and #2117. |
| | 3 | For pyOpenSSL >= 0.14, this can be done relatively easily by importing `OpenSSL._util.lib`, which gives access to arbitrary OpenSSL functions via cffi. For pyOpenSSL 0.13, however, it's basically impossible because there is no way to add to the set of OpenSSL functions exposed by the extension module. I don't know where that leaves us, given the cffi-related build problems described in #2193 and #2117. |
