Hi, I'm using the new bio pair functions available in the snapshots of openssl and I am curious about the exact behavior I can expect from this. I'm combining a bio pair with a bio_f_ssl filter just as in /test/ssltest.c. It looks like the ssl handshake isn`t started until the first write to the "user" side of the bio pair. After that I can relay the information back and forth between the other end of the bio pair and my socket for a while until the write to the user end of the bio pair succeeds. This works fine but I'm wondering if I can expect the "ssl filter" to generate other special data for the management of the ssl session once the handshake has been completed? In other words, once the handshake has been completed should I always check to see if the "ssl filter" has generated some data to be sent to the other side when BIO_should_retry is true? Is there anything else I should be careful with when using the bio pairs? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you.... Vincent Levesque [EMAIL PROTECTED] ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org Development Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
