Hello, I've legacy application which handles full-duplex connections - many threads writing and reading from/to the same socket at the same time. Now I need to implement SSL communication over those sockets. According to this http://rt.openssl.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=2481&user=guest&pass=guest I understand that OpenSSL doesn't support full-duplex connections because session key renegotiation can be triggered at any time There are some questions I'm looking an answer to and I would appreciate any help provided - is renegotiation the only cause of OpenSSL being not able to handle full-duplex connections? - is it possible to disable session renegotiation, which would than enable possibility of implementing fullduplexed connections? I understand it is neither secure nor compliant with SSL protocol, but let say that I'm in some internal environment where I can assume that renegotiation will never be requested by any client&server.
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