From: "Judin, Victor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
victor.judin> I have a following question concerning OpenSSL:
victor.judin> if I am going to make a HTTP request via an internet
victor.judin> proxy, I need to make first a normal HTTP CONNECT
victor.judin> request, something like
victor.judin>
victor.judin> CONNECT hostname:443 HTTP/1.1\r\n
victor.judin> Host: hostname\r\n
victor.judin> ......
victor.judin> \r\n
victor.judin> , obtain a response
victor.judin> HTTP/1.1 200 Connected\r\n
victor.judin> .....
victor.judin> and reuse the already connected socket for further SSL traffic.
victor.judin> As I understand, the OpenSSL library 'as it is' doesn't
victor.judin> accept already connected socket descriptor.
Hmm? I think SSL_set_fd() should suit your needs. You also need to
use SSL_set_connect_state() to tell your SSL session that it's an
already connected socket.
I may have forgotten something. Anyone?
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