Error allocating memory

[Travis Reid <ts...@gmail.com>]

I am currently using the xml-security-c 1.3.1 library to check a
signature I created using the java xml security library. I have built
the library without xalan-support.

I have references ( relative URI's) in a manifest object of the
signature. I am expecting to write my own resolver to resolve these
references for the signature to be valid.

When I run the 'checksig -x sig.xml' tool included with the library, I
would expect to get an error stating it couldn't resolve the
reference. Instead I get

An error occured during signature verification
   Message: Error allocating memory

If I run 'checksig -s sig.xml' the signature is valid.

Any ideas what is causing this error?

Re: Error allocating memory

[Berin Lautenbach <be...@wingsofhermes.org>]

Can you send me a copy of the signature XML that you are verifying?

The -x kicks in the interop resolver.  But it should definitely not give 
an out of mem error.

Cheers,
	Berin

Travis Reid wrote:
> I am currently using the xml-security-c 1.3.1 library to check a
> signature I created using the java xml security library. I have built
> the library without xalan-support.
> 
> I have references ( relative URI's) in a manifest object of the
> signature. I am expecting to write my own resolver to resolve these
> references for the signature to be valid.
> 
> When I run the 'checksig -x sig.xml' tool included with the library, I
> would expect to get an error stating it couldn't resolve the
> reference. Instead I get
> 
> An error occured during signature verification
>   Message: Error allocating memory
> 
> If I run 'checksig -s sig.xml' the signature is valid.
> 
> Any ideas what is causing this error?
> 
>