From: Tonu Samuel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: crash on BIO_free call.
Date: Thu, 04 May 2000 14:58:13 +0300
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tonu> Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker wrote:
tonu>
tonu> > Don't do BIO_free() on BIO's that you have handed over to an SSL*
tonu> > (which you obviously do with SSL_set_bio()), SSL_free() does that for
tonu> > you.
tonu>
tonu> Thank you for reply.
YW :-).
tonu> I have some more less important at now questions:
tonu> - What is the right source for information for OpenSSL for this type of
tonu> questions. It would be nice if these "tricks" are documented somewhere
tonu> in better way than header files or example code. I know, this
tonu> documentation may not exist at all and I am not claiming at all but if
tonu> it exists then please direct me to right place. This can save a lot of
tonu> time sometime.
A lot of docs have already been written. However, the SSL part of
OpenSSL still lack new docs, but you can find some (more or less good)
in doc/ssleay.txt. That's the old docs (slamed together in one file)
that Eric Young wrote a long time ago...
I suggest you stay tuned at http://www.openssl.org/docs/, because
sooner or later, new docs *will* turn up and clear things up.
tonu> - Is there any online documentation for developer about using OpenSSL in
tonu> secure way. Mostly I am aware about security and SSL but anyway it would
tonu> good to have some step-by-step guite, how to be sure that implementation
tonu> will be secure. What results should be checked. 50% of security holes I
tonu> have seen is coming just from using right thing in wrong way. Mistakes
tonu> are small but make all the system insecure and useless.
Uhmm, I recall a number of URL's with such guides being mentioned
before. They should probably be assembled into a page (the URL's,
that is :-)). Perhaps they are and I just haven't noticed yet?
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