Netmeisters,
I am trying to use SSL to secure communications between a Pocket PC and
a Linux server. The former uses the SSL intrinsic to Windows CE, the
latter uses OpenSSL. I've posted about some problems I have had with
inetd, but it now appears that this problem may be secondary. If I make
the server program standalone, so it can be used without inetd, the SSL
handshake completes (the handshake doesn't get very far when inetd is
used). After the handshake, quite a bit of data gets transmitted.
However, the connection ultimately breaks. Here is what ssldump shows
(note that the clinical data in the following trace has been changed to
protect confidentiality):
1 235 2.9272 (0.0000) S>C application_data
---------------------------------------------------------------
KY R/O BCC vs IDN 1959-02-09 Mark Received in formalin is a thin
piece of skin measuring 3 X 3 mm. 00311785 Damrod Pathologic Diagnosis:
Skin, right upper back, shave biopsy - Compound nevus
F SSG 2001-11-06 back, rt. upper 01-8579 2001-11-02
---------------------------------------------------------------
1 236 2.9272 (0.0000) S>CShort record
1 237 2.9708 (0.0436) S>C bad MAC
Unknown SSL content type 227
1 238 2.9708 (0.0000) S>CShort record
Unknown SSL content type 2
1 239 2.9709 (0.0000) S>CShort record
Unknown SSL content type 169
1 240 2.9709 (0.0000) S>CShort record
Unknown SSL content type 172
1 241 2.9710 (0.0001) S>CShort record
Unknown SSL content type 14
1 242 2.9710 (0.0000) S>CShort record
Unknown SSL content type
Any suggestions as to what could be causing this problem would be very
much appreciated. It seems very odd that it is tooling right along and
then all of a sudden -?
Thanks in advance,
--
Matthew Fleming, MD
Associate Professor
Dept. of Dermatology
Medical College of Wisconsin
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S-mail:
Dept. of Dermatology
Medical College of Wisconsin
8701 Watertown Plank Rd.
Milwaukee, WI 53226
Phone:414.456.4072
Fax:414.456.6518
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