RE: Memory leak while using OpenSSL library

2009-04-14 Thread shehzad p
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Re: Memory leak while using OpenSSL library

2009-04-10 Thread shehzad p
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RE: Memory leak while using OpenSSL library

2009-04-10 Thread David Schwartz
Now at last, there is only 48 bytes leak of (in 0.9.8k and 1.0.0 beta1 its 36 bytes) of SSL_library_init(), is of not a big issue but I will have look into openssl to just as minimize as I can. (Because restarting the application many times will slowly eat up the memory.. and will require to

Memory leak while using OpenSSL library

2009-04-09 Thread msp
Hi all I use libcsoap 1.1.0 library, to call some HTTP/HTTPS web services. libcsoap in turn uses OpenSSL for authenticating the secure sessions (HTTPS). Both HTTP and HTTPS web service are functioning well and I get the proper response in both cases. But I found many memory leaks when I try to

Re: Memory leak while using OpenSSL library

2009-04-09 Thread Brad House
Commenting below. For better clarification, I have attached the trace of Valgrind on the Pastebin: http://pastebin.com/f1e222abd Here is the last lines 1. ==3290== LEAK SUMMARY: 2. ==3290==definitely lost: 268 bytes in 1 blocks. 3. ==3290==indirectly lost: 66,807