I'm using imageresizer with diskcache, and it works great. The only problem is that if i turn on FIPS compliance on the server/client ( see How to enable FIPS on windows 7 for an example on how to do this if you need it ), it doesn't work at all. I can clear out the images from the diskcache folder, and imageresizer won't fill it back up when this setting is turned on. See https://gist.github.com/vishnu4/ced29ca01b37957a90f6 for a diagnostic sheet, which doesn't seem to show any errors. Is there a good workaround for this, or is FIPS compliance just not supported?
imageresizer with FIPS compliance issue
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We don't use FIPS compliant modules exclusively. There are a few reasons for this, but primarily it's to escape implementation bugs in the Windows cryptography modules and portability issues with the same.
That said, we could probably create and maintain a FIPS-compliant operating mode if we had a support contract with a user who needed FIPS-compliance.
But using FIPS-compliant modules wouldn't be a good choice for default operation, so it's not something we would consider a bug or design flaw. Also keep in mind that unless you're using the RemoteReader plugin, ImageResizer isn't doing any cryptography, just hashing for cache optimization purposes. Unfortunately, FIPS-compliance is quite context-blind.