http://www.rtfm.com/openssl-examples
We are happy to announce the availability of the January 10, 2002 edition of "An Introduction to OpenSSL Programming", containing a pair of articles describing how to use OpenSSL for common programming tasks, complete with documented, complete, and compilable example code. The code is made available under a BSD-style license and so can be copied and pasted into your programs as necessary. More information below..... ------------------------------------------------------------------- An Introduction to OpenSSL Programming 20020110 by Eric Rescorla January 10, 2002 edition INTRODUCTION This package consists of a set of documented sample programs showing how to perform basic programming tasks with OpenSSL. wclient -- a simple web client emulator wserver -- a simple web server emulator wclient2 -- a version of wclient with some extra options including setting the cipher suite and session caching. wserver2 -- a version of wserver2 with some extra options including setting the cipher suite, client authentication, rehandshake, and session caching. sclient -- a simple client program that echos from the keyboard to the server and vice versa. sclient is a simple model of a terminal client such as Telnet. The documentation is in several files RUNNING -- documents the command line switches for these programs. part1.pdf -- a detailed description of what's going on in wclient and wserver. part2.pdf -- a detailed description of wclient2, wserver2, and sclient. These programs and their associated text were originally written for a series of articles published in Linux Journal. The first article was published in the September issue and is included here as part1.pdf. The second article, describing wclient2, wserver2, and sclient was published on the web in October and is included here as part2.pdf. This explains why we have both wclient and wclient2 (and wserver and wserver2). The first editions appear in the first article and the second ones in the second article. This structure also lets the reader learn the basics without advanced features getting in the way. To download, see http://www.rtfm.com/openssl-examples --------------------------------------------------------------------- The Cryptography Mailing List Unsubscribe by sending "unsubscribe cryptography" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]