Hi there;
I am using the openssl on Solaris, the code looks something like this :
int err = SSL_accept(ssl);
if(err > 0)
return 0;//success
if(!BIO_sock_should_retry(err))
{
/*ERROR*/
}
this code works fine for a period of time, but after a while, it always goes
to the /*ERROR*/ line, that is BIO_sock_should_retry returns 0.
I looked at openssl-0.9.3a/crypto/bio/bss_sock.c inside the function
BIO_sock_should_retry:
I have i == -1 and err == 0;
at line 347 returns success if it is running on windows
but on solaris goes to the following function BIO_sock_non_faral_error(err);
with err = 0; and in the whole switch/case statement 0 is not matched so
returns failure as the whole function;
I looked at the note from Ben on line 347, shouldn't the function
return success in case i == -1 and err == 0 ?
I appreciate your help in advance,
Reza
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