> Right. This means that it is *not* safe to just wait for an event. You have
> to try the operation first, and only wait for the event if you know that you
> need to wait for the event.
>
> Retry the write anytime anything changes. Only wait for an event if you can
> make no further progress
> I'm not checking socket's possibility to write, i'm just issuing
> SSL_write command till SSL_write will return
> SSL_ERROR_WANT_WRITE. Now, what?
Retry the write when anything changes. That would include receiving an FD_WRITE
event.
> On unix i can use 'select' with socket handle as input
On Saturday 28 October 2006 01:58, Alexis Lefort wrote:
> I can't find much information about parsing a PKSC12 file, or testing
> the content of a file to know if it is PEM or PKCS12.
Do you want to do this programmatically, or from the command line.
> Where could I find that please?
man pkcs12 wi
Don't get me wrong, but:
I have really appreciated you for time you have devoted to answer me,
but unfortunately it seems like it's rather your desire to be guru for others
(i don't want to say ignorance) then real desire to help me, is why you are
doing this. (I really don't want be malicious, i
Hello,
> We've been debugging an intermittent SSL problem on our systems and I'm
> wondering if someone on the openssl list might be able to help out.
>
> We have openssl 0.9.8d running with Apache 1.3.37 on our web server. We
> have a health script written in perl running on another server and it
