Hey,
I am making some progress on the multithreaded socket server. Thinks are
going well.
However; every so often pretty much all (or all of them, I'm yet to check -
either way, it's a majority) of the connected sockets end up having
SSL_read() performed on them, and this function returns
Resend; it's been a few hours and my reply below has yet to come through.
- Andrew
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From: Andrew Armstrong [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 17 May 2007 6:49 PM
To: 'openssl-users@openssl.org'
Subject: RE: Multi-threaded SSL Socket Usage
Thanks for your
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Resend; it's been a few hours and my reply below has yet to come through.
- Andrew
Thanks for your response David, Rodney.
I understand (clearer now) the requirement that:
* If SSL_read reports WANT_WRITE; we need to issue an immediate SSL_write
However; what do I actually write? Do I write a blank/empty string
(SSL_write(ssl, , 0)?) - I may not have anything to write. Please
Hi Everyone,
I hope I have found the right place to ask for some advice.
An application we have developed is responsible for handling concurrent
connections from multiple SSL Sockets.
While the application works fine for a while; there will sometimes be an
issue where a socket blocked on
Does anybody know of any tutotials or reference for openssl besides whats in
the man pages and the opranssl/demos directory.
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Andrew Armstrong
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