If the read was successful you should get the number of bytes back. If the
result is <= 0 try calling SSL_get_error to see whether an error occured, or
the read operation simply blocked waiting for more data. If the later is the
case, do a select (or whatever) on the socket to monitor for the arrival of
the required data.
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> I am using OpenSSL in non-blocking mode.
> It appears that a read operation always returns a value of <= 0.
> How can I determine the success of the read operation?
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> Angelo
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