Hello, > David, > Perfect - thanks! > Peeking at the first byte with recv(sock, buffer, 1, MSG_PEEK) works :-) > I'm not very familiar with the SSL handshake. What are the chances of a "G" > or "P" being the first byte of the handshake itself? This is not good solution, what if you get OPTIONS, HEAD and many more HTTP keywords ? What if new HTTP keywords will be created in the feature ? You will have deadlock. Get first byte and check if this byte is 0x16 (SSL3/TLS1 handshake packet) or 0x80 (SSL2 handshake packet) and if you will get one of these, run SSL negotiation, otherwise process clear HTTP request.
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