On Mon, Nov 06, 2006, kalikali wrote:
I know this is developer's mailing list (i've tried user's mailing list but
without success) but to solve my problem i need someone with knowledge of
OpenSSL internals. I suppose that openSSL is not as windows compatibile as
it is advertised to be. I try
Hi,
There doesn't seem to have been announcements for the last 2 releases of openssl
to the openssl-announce mailing list. I didn't receive them myself and they're
not in the archives, but it looks like they have been sent to the users list.
Is it possible to send future ones to the announce
4.I use 'WSAEventSelect'. Windows assumes that writing to socket
is possible all the time, so you don't have to check socket's
possibilty to write if you want to write, like you do it using
'select' statement. Only if 'send' will fail with WSAEWOULDBLOCK
error code windows will send
Hi. I use OpenSSL in some of my applications and I noticed that sometimes
(I could say less then 2% times I run it) it crashed without apparent
reason, but lately it happened ALWAYS, without any changes on the
program,
what's very strange. So I decided to track this bug, and I almost found
On Mon, Nov 06, 2006, Brad House wrote:
I did have a question though. Is there any reason to define the
dynamic thread locking functions? There is a note stating:
Also, dynamic locks are currently not used internally by OpenSSL,
but may do so in the future.
Is this still accurate? If
