On Fri, Nov 06, 2020 at 04:34:34PM +0900, Michael Paquier wrote:
> The attached patch set does a bit of rework to make the Postgres code
> more consistent with OpenSSL, similarly to the work I did for all the
> SHA2 implementations with EVP in [1]:
> - 0001 is something stolen from the SHA2 set, adding to resowner.c
> control of EVP contexts, so as it is possible to clean up anything
> allocated by OpenSSL.
> - 0002 is the central piece, that moves the duplicated
> implementation. src/common/ and pgcrypto/ use the same code, but I
> have reused pgcrypto as it was already doing the init/update/final
> split similarly to PostgreSQL. New APIs are designed to control MD5
> contexts, similarly to the work done for SHA2. Upon using this patch,
> note that pgcrypto+OpenSSL uses our in-core implementation instead of
> OpenSSL's one, but that's fixed in 0003. We have a set of three
> convenience routines used to generate MD5-hashed passwords, that I
> have moved to a new file in src/common/md5_common.c, aimed at being
> shared between all the implementations.
> - 0003 adds the MD5 implementation based on OpenSSL's EVP, ending the
> work.
The CF bot has been complaining on Windows and this issue is fixed in
the attached. A refresh of src/tools/msvc for pgcrypto was just
missing.
--
Michael
