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Author steve.dower
Recipients Jim.Jewett, Lukasa, alex, christian.heimes, dstufft, giampaolo.rodola, hynek, janssen, steve.dower
Date 2016-08-31.21:01:13
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How can I test that the ciphers are available? Our Windows build of OpenSSL (managed by us) does not necessarily include everything and I honestly don't know an easy way to ensure that ChaCha20 has actually been built in. It doesn't look like there are any link-time references.

Everything built fine for me against 3.6, so I'm assuming there's some Python code I can run to make sure it's actually there?
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