dear all:
i have a ssl server running in an embedded system on top of vxworks operating
system. the ssl server is based on teamf1's ssecure lib (this lib, of course,
is based on openssl, i believe is 0.9.7). i was using a linux machine as ssl
client to connect to my ssl server and close the connection right away. after
each connect/close, i then use vxworks command "memPartShow" to check the mem
partition "cryptoMemPartId", it appears that i lost exactly 400bytes per
connection/close (because the alloced mem from this cmd increase exactly 400
bytes every connect/close). eventually, the system will give me "memPartAlloc:
block too big" error. after the error, i cannot setup an ssl connection with
the server anymore.
in my code, to close a ssl connection, i made three calls (in this sequence):
SSL_shutdown(ssl);
SSL_free(ssl);
close(socket);
i used to think this may related to the session cache, but after i read the
document and check my code carefully, i do not enable session cache
specifically (i believe it should be disabled by default). even if i use
"SSL_CTX_set_timeout(ctx, 1);" to set the ctx timeout to 1 sec right after the
ctx is created, i still have this problem.
do i miss anything here? does anybody here have anu idea what is going on?
thanks in advance.
chong peng
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