On Wed, Nov 21, 2018 at 05:45:19PM +0000, Filipe Fernandes wrote:
> I've followed your example, and it looks like the server is doing what it's
> supposed to, however, I'm getting a disconnect from the server when the
> session expires. Which should not happen, and I can't seem to find a reason
> for this to be happening.
>
> As previously said, I'm developing a server that handles always-on TLS
> connections, and I'm trying to perform a session resumption.
I thought you wanted renegotiation, not resumption, servers can't
do "resumption", because resumption is what you do to avoid a full
handshake on a *new* connection, and only the client can reconnect.
You seem to be confused, and have not explained your requirements
clearly. What is your *goal*?
What does "always on" mean to you? Only clients can resume previous
sessions, when reconnecting to a server. Is that what you're trying
to do? (Implement a server with a session cache for client resumption?
Support session tickets? Is there just one server or a server "farm"?
Do the clients support resumption?)
Or are you trying to periodically rekey a long-running connection?
Or something else?
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