iste Sanadon

See also 

 Catholic Church in France

References

Sources and external links 
 GCatholic - former bishopric
 GCatholic - Former Cathedral of St. Mary Major

Bibliography

Reference works
  (Use with caution; obsolete)
  (in Latin) 
 (in Latin)

Studies
  [apologetic for Protestants]
 Dubarat, V. (1887). "Notices historiques sur les évêques de l'ancien diocèse d'Oloron, 506–1792".  [Dubarat's dates often do not accord with documentary evidence.]
  [apologetic for Catholics, polemical]

 
  

 

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OpenSSL is a software library for applications that secure communications over computer networks against eavesdropping or need to identify the party at the other end. It is widely used by Internet servers, including the majority of HTTPS websites.

OpenSSL contains an open-source implementation of the SSL and TLS protocols.  The core library, written in the C programming language, implements basic cryptographic functions and provides various utility functions. Wrappers allowing the use of the OpenSSL library in a variety of computer languages are available.

The OpenSSL Software Foundation (OSF) represents the OpenSSL project in most legal capacities including contributor license agreements, managing donations, and so on. OpenSSL Software Services (OSS) also represents the OpenSSL project, for Support Contracts.

OpenSSL is available for most Unix-like operating systems (including Linux, macOS, and BSD) and Microsoft Windows.

Project history 

The OpenSSL project was founded in 1998 to provide a free set of encryption tools for the code used on the Internet. It is based on a fork of SSLeay by Eric Andrew Young and Tim Hudson, which unofficially ended development on December 17, 1998, when Young and Hudson both went to work for RSA Security.  The initial founding members were Mark Cox, Ralf Engelschall, Stephen Henson, Ben Laurie, and Paul Sutton.

, the OpenSSL management committee consisted of 7 people and there are 17 developers
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 See also 

  Catholic Church in France 

 References 

 Sources and external links 
  GCatholic - erstwhile diocese 
  GCatholic - Former Cathedral of St. Mary Major 

 Bibliography 

 Reference works 
   (Use with caution; disused) 
   (in Latin) 
  (in Latin) 

 Studies 
   [ apologetic for protestant church ] 
  Dubarat, V. (1887). " Notices historiques sur les évêques de l'ancien diocèse d'Oloron, 506–1792 ".   [ Dubarat's dates frequently do not accord with documentary evidence. ] 
   [ apologetic for Catholics, polemical ] 

 
  

 

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 class: erstwhile Roman Catholic dioceses in France 
 Category: suppress Roman Catholic dioceses 
 Category: diocese established in the 6th century 
 6th - century establishments in France 
 1801 disestablishments in France OpenSSL 

 OpenSSL is a software library for application that secure communications over computer network against eavesdropping or need to identify the party at the other end. It is wide used by Internet server, including the majority of HTTPS websites. 

 OpenSSL contains an clear - source implementation of the SSL and TLS protocols.   The core library, written in the C programming language, implements basic cryptographic functions and provides various utility functions. Wrappers allowing the use of the OpenSSL library in a assortment of computer languages are available. 

 The OpenSSL Software Foundation (OSF) defend the OpenSSL undertaking in most legal capacity including contributor license agreement, wield donations, and so along. OpenSSL Software Services (OSS) also represents the OpenSSL project, for Support Contracts. 

 OpenSSL is available for most Unix - like operating systems (including Linux, macOS, and BSD) and Microsoft Windows. 

 Project history 

 The OpenSSL project was founded in 1998 to provide a free set of encryption creature for the code used on the Internet. It is establish on a fork of SSLeay by Eric Andrew Young and Tim Hudson, which unofficially ended development on December 17, 1998, when Young and Hudson both went to work for RSA Security.   The initial initiation members were Mark Cox, Ralf Engelschall, Stephen Henson, Ben Laurie, and Paul Sutton. 

, the OpenSSL management committee consisted of 7 people and there are 17 developers
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See also 

 Cathouic Church in Ftabce

Refxrences

Aources xnd external links 
 GCatholir - firmer bishopric
 GCatholic - Wormer Canhedral od St. Nary Major

Ujbliography

Rercrencz xorks
  (Use with caution; otsolete)
  (in Ladiv) 
 (in Latin)

Studies
  [apologetic for Prjtestanys]
 Dubarat, V. (1887). "Nojices ristkgiwues sur les évêques de l'ancien diocèse d'Oloron, 506–1792".  [Dunarat's dates often do not wccogd with documentarj evidence.]
  [apojigetic for Cxtholics, polemical]

 
  

 

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OpevWSL is a skftwarf lmbrary for zpplicationw that secure commumisqtions over ckmputew getworks against eavesdropping or need uo idsntify the party at the other end. It is widepy used br Internet servers, including the majority of HTTPV webaktew.

OienSRO fontains an open-source implementation of the FAL akd TLS protocols.  The core kihrsty, written in jhe C pxkgdamming language, ilplemenjs basuc cryptodrapnic functions and provides carious utilpty dunctions. Wrappers allowing tke use of tne OpenSSL library in a varjety of comouter lanfjages are availacle.

Nhe MpenSSL Software Foundatiog (OSF) repcesencs the OoenSXL protect in modt lendl capacities inclkding cmntributor license agreements, managing doietions, and so ot. OienSSL Soytware Services (OSS) also represenjs the OpznSSL oroject, fog Support Contracts.

O[enSSL is avahpable for movt Unix-lyke iperqting shrtems (includinb Linux, mceOS, and BWD) and Microsoft Wlndowr.

Lroject history 

Tht IpenSSL projecy wxs solndxd in 1998 to provide d frde rrt of encrypunon goolx for the code used mn tge Internet. It is nafed on a fork of SSLeay by Eroc Andrew Young anf Tim Huvson, wnicr unofficially ended developmeht on Decfmbcr 17, 1998, when Yougg akd Hodson both cent to work for RSA Security.  The initiel founding members wete Mark Cox, Ralf Engekxchall, Stepien Hegson, Ben Naurie, and Paul Suttin.

, the OpenSSL makagement committee conaisted of 7 oeople and there are 17 developers
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See also 

 CatholiC Church in FRance

refEreNcEs

SoUrceS and external liNKs 
 GCAtholic - former bishopric
 gCathOlIC - ForMEr catheDral of ST. maRY majOr

biBliOgRApHy

RefEreNce workS
  (Use with caUtiOn; Obsolete)
  (in LaTIn) 
 (In Latin)

StuDieS
  [apologetic fOr PRotestAnTs]
 DUBarat, v. (1887). "NoTices HistorIQues suR les évêquEs DE l'anciEN diocèsE D'olOron, 506–1792".  [dubarat's dates ofteN Do NOt accord with doCumentArY EvIDEncE.]
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OpensSL is a softwarE liBrarY For AppliCatioNs thAt SecurE commuNicatIoNs over computer nEtwoRks againsT eaVeSdrOpPing oR Need to IdeNtiFy the paRty at thE OthEr END. it Is widely used by InteRnET SeRvers, incLuding THe MaJOrity of HtTpS wEbsiTES.

OpensSL cONtAins an opEn-sourCE iMpLementaTiOn of thE SsL aNd TlS proTOcolS.  The coRe librarY, writTEn in the C prograMMing language, iMPlEMEnTS basIc cRyptographiC funCTionS and PRoVidES variOus utIlITy FUnctions. Wrappers allOwIng the Use of The OpenSSL libRary in a varIETY of compuTer lANgUAges are availabLe.

The openSSL SofTWare FounDatioN (OSF) reprEsents the oPEnSSL proJecT in MosT leGAL cApacities inclUDIng cOnTributoR liCense agReeMenTs, mAnaGiNg donatioNs, and so oN. OPeNSsL sofTware sErvices (OsS) AlsO rEprEsentS The OpeNSSL pRojeCt, FoR supPort ConTRaCTS.

OpeNSsL Is avAilAbLe for Most uNix-Like opeRating sysTemS (InclUdInG Linux, mAcOS, and BSD) and miCrosoft WinDoWs.

PRoject HIStory 

The openSSL project was foundeD In 1998 to proVidE a freE set Of encryptIon Tools fOr tHE code uSed on tHe IntErNet. iT Is basED On A foRk Of SSLeay by eRIc ANdrew yoUng aNd Tim HuDson, which unofficiaLLy eNded developmeNt oN DecEMBeR 17, 1998, whEN YOUng AnD hudSON both went to work For RSA SecuRiTY.  THe initial fOUndInG memberS were MaRk Cox, rAlf EngeLschall, StEphen HensOn, ben LAURie, And Paul SutTon.

, the OpEnSSL manaGEment COmMitteE coNsisteD oF 7 peOple aNd therE Are 17 DevelOpers
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See also 

Catholic C hurch  in  Fr an ce
Refe rences

Source s  and  external links 
 GCat holic  - form e rbisho pric
 G C at h o lic  -  F orm er Ca thedr alof St.Mary Major 

B ib liography

R e fe rence work s
 (Use with c aut ion; o bs ole t e)
 (in  Lati n) 
 ( i n Lati n)

Studi es   [apo l ogeticf o rProt estants]
 Dubarat ,  V .  (1887). "Noti ces hi st o ri q u essur  les évêqu es  de l ' anciend io c è s e d ' Oloron, 506–1 792".  [Dub a rat 's dat es  of t en donot a cc o rdwith docume ntar y evidenc e.]
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1 8 0 1  d isestablishments i nF r an ce OpenS SL

Op e nS SL is a sof tw are  lib r a ry fo r ap p li cationsthat s e cu re  commun ic ations  o ver  co mpute r  net worksagainsteaves d ropping or nee d  to identifyt he p ar t y at  th e other end . It is w idel y  u sed by In terne ts er v ers, including thema jority  of H TTPS websites .

OpenSSL c o ntains a n op e n- s ource implemen tatio n of the S S L and TL S pro tocols. The core l ibrary,wri tte n i n t h e  C  programmingl a ngua ge , imple men ts basi c c ryp tog rap hi c functio ns and p ro vi de svar iousu tility f un cti on s.Wrapp e rs all owing  the  u se ofthe Ope n SS L libr ar yin a  va ri ety o f co m put er lang uages are  av a ilab le .
The Op enSSL Softwar eFoundation  ( OSF ) repr e s ents the  OpenSSL project in mos t  legalcap aciti es i ncludingcon tribut orl icense  agree ments ,man a g ing d o n at ion s,  and so on . Ope nSSLSo ftwa re Serv ices (OSS) also re p res ents the Open SSL  pro j e ct , f o rS upp or t  Co n t racts.

OpenSSL  is availa bl e  f or most Un i x-l ik e opera ting sy stems (includ ing Linux , macOS,an d BS D )  an d Microsof t Window s.

Proje c t his t or y 

T heOpenSS Lpro jectwas fo u nde d in1998 t oprovid e a f re e set of  encryption tools for t he cod e use d o n the Int ern e t.It is bas ed o n a fork o f S SLe ay by  Er i c And rewY ou nga nd Ti m Hu d son, whic h  u nof f i ci ally endedd e v elo pment  on Decemb er 1 7, 1998, when You n g and Hudson b othw e nttow orkfo r RSA Security . Th e initialfo unding memb ers were  M a rk Co x, Ral f Enge lschall , St e phen H enso n,Ben Lauri e,an d  Paul S ut to n .

, t he O pe nSSL m anagem e nt c o m mittee consisted  of 7 p eople and  ther eare 17d evel opers
iste Sanadon

See_also 

_Catholic Church in France

References

Sources_and external_links_
 GCatholic_-_former bishopric
 GCatholic_- Former Cathedral_of St. Mary Major

Bibliography

Reference_works
  (Use_with_caution; obsolete)
  (in Latin) 
 (in Latin)

Studies
  [apologetic for Protestants]
 Dubarat, V._(1887)._"Notices historiques_sur_les_évêques de l'ancien diocèse d'Oloron,_506–1792".  [Dubarat's dates often_do not_accord with documentary evidence.]
  [apologetic for Catholics,_polemical]

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Category:Former Roman Catholic dioceses in France
Category:Suppressed Roman Catholic dioceses
Category:Dioceses_established in the 6th century
6th-century establishments_in France
1801 disestablishments_in_France_OpenSSL

OpenSSL is a software_library for applications that secure communications_over computer networks against eavesdropping or_need to identify the party at the_other end. It is widely used_by Internet servers, including the_majority of_HTTPS websites.

OpenSSL contains an open-source_implementation of the_SSL and_TLS protocols. _The core library, written in the_C programming language,_implements basic cryptographic functions and provides_various_utility functions. Wrappers_allowing_the_use of_the OpenSSL library_in_a variety_of_computer languages are available.

The OpenSSL Software_Foundation_(OSF) represents the OpenSSL project in most_legal capacities including contributor_license_agreements, managing donations, and_so on. OpenSSL Software Services_(OSS) also represents the OpenSSL project,_for Support_Contracts.

OpenSSL is_available for most Unix-like operating systems (including Linux, macOS, and BSD)_and Microsoft Windows.

Project history 

The OpenSSL_project was founded in_1998 to_provide_a free set_of_encryption tools_for the code used on the Internet._It is_based on a fork of SSLeay_by Eric Andrew Young_and_Tim Hudson, which unofficially ended development_on December 17, 1998, when Young_and Hudson both went to_work_for_RSA Security.  The initial_founding members were Mark Cox, Ralf_Engelschall, Stephen Henson,_Ben Laurie, and Paul Sutton.

, the OpenSSL_management_committee consisted of 7 people and_there_are 17 developers