george r smith wrote:
All,
If I have learned anything from socket code it is that you can never be
sure if you get a partial or a full packet.
While that is true if you are using a socket associated with say a TCP
connection, it is not true if you are using a socket associated with
UDP, nor, at least in some modes, SCTP. "It depends" :) The question
isn't whether something is a socket, but what is the protocol beneath
the socket.
rick jones
as for the rest of the question, if the encryption layer didn't in and
of itself provide message boundaries, one could I assume start to
decrept the possibly partial message and proceded as in the
non-encrypted case?
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