pgcrypto & strong ciphers limitation

Stefan reported me that prcrypto regression test fails on solaris 10
with openssl support. I investigated this problem and the result is that
Solaris 10 delivers only support for short keys up to 128. Strong crypto
(SUNWcry and SUNWcryr packages) is available on web download pages. (It
is result of US crypto export policy.)

However, on default installation (which is commonly used) it is a
problem. Regression test cannot be fixed because it tests strong
ciphers, but there two very strange issue:

1) First issue is blowfish cipher. Because pgcrypto uses old interface
instead new "evp" it calls bf_set_key function which does not return any
output and cut key if it is too long. See
http://src.opensolaris.org/source/xref/onnv/onnv-gate/usr/src/common/openssl/crypto/bf/bf_skey.c
line 84.

If user installs strong crypto he will not be able decrypt data which
has been encrypted before.

The fix of this issue is ugly, because there is not way how to verify
supported key length with old openssl API and only new API return err if
length is not supported.

2) AES ciphere crashes when key is longer. It happens because return
value from AES_set_encrypt_key is ignored and AES_encrypt is called with
uninitialized structure.

I attach patch which fix both issues, but main problem is there that old
openssl API is used and supported key lengths are hardcoded. I think we
can add to TODO list rewrite pgcrypto to use evp openssl interface.

Any comments?

Zdenek