On Mon, 23 Apr 2012, Salisbury, Mark wrote:
So you're saying that the SSL write method could consume all the data (and
thus return bytes written = full amount), not send all the encrypted data,
and it will be called again to write the remaining bytes?
This is good. I'm trying to follow how this works but it's not
straightforward... Curl_write calls the send method, Curl_write is called
by many places, but a rather common one I think is transfer.c.
This makes me think that if the send method indicates it has written
(consumed) all the data it may not be called again to write out the
remaining bytes -
If it would work like that and we would have that risk, then we would of
course have to make sure we don't give up before the buffer has been flushed
properly.
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