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Created attachment 1787122[details]
Simplified test case code from Libarchive
Description of problem:
When looking at build failures for libarchive using latest OpenSSL 3.x I noticed that the failure was only because of one test case using ripemd160, which ends with a segfault.
Stepping through the test I noticed that after calling EVP_DigestInit(*ctx, EVP_ripemd160()), the ctx->update function is NULL, but even then it is called during a later call to EVP_DigestUpdate.
All the other digest test cases work without any issues.
As I am not familiar with the uses of the EVP functions I would like to ask the maintainers if this is a bug in OpenSSL using ripemd160, or if there is something that Libarchive is doing wrong.
Simplified test case code attached.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
openssl-3.0.0-0.alpha16.1.ssl3.x86_64
Created attachment 1787122 [details] Simplified test case code from Libarchive Description of problem: When looking at build failures for libarchive using latest OpenSSL 3.x I noticed that the failure was only because of one test case using ripemd160, which ends with a segfault. Stepping through the test I noticed that after calling EVP_DigestInit(*ctx, EVP_ripemd160()), the ctx->update function is NULL, but even then it is called during a later call to EVP_DigestUpdate. All the other digest test cases work without any issues. As I am not familiar with the uses of the EVP functions I would like to ask the maintainers if this is a bug in OpenSSL using ripemd160, or if there is something that Libarchive is doing wrong. Simplified test case code attached. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): openssl-3.0.0-0.alpha16.1.ssl3.x86_64