Hi,
i am using a server who has some SSL connections
opened...
in this server i fork to use a independent exec.
directly after the exec in the child i call exit(0), but then the SSL connection
which is an exact copy of the parent gets also deinitialized. in this case even
my server crash
If a client crash (exit without deinitialize the
connection) then i get following output on my OPENSSL Server:
recv: Connection reset by peer
this seems to come automaticaly from openssl but i
want to catch this error! Is there any way for it?
Regards Stefan
i dont use s_client(1). i wrote my own server, but if i send to
this server
QUIT then the server exit by themself.
I'm not sure how we can find a problem in code that you wrote yourself and
don't tell us very much about. How exactly are you sending QUIT to the
server?
I am sending ist by usi
On Wed, May 10, 2006 at 12:59:09PM +0400, Stefan Walter wrote:
Dear OpenSSL Users,
how can i deactivate in OpenSSL to handle the keyword "quit"?
i dont want to stop my server connection if a client send the string
"quit".
if i receive quit then the server give an outpu
Dear OpenSSL Users,
how can i deactivate in OpenSSL to handle the
keyword "quit"?
i dont want to stop my server connection if a
client send the string "quit".
if i receive quit then the server give an output
"recv: Success"and exit the application.
Kind Regards Stefan
On Tue, May 09, 2006, Stefan Walter wrote:
I am writing a server without checking the server certificate... the
client (written in java) works fine by using s_server as server. i start
the s_server by using this command: openssl s_server -accept -cipher
ADH-RC4-MD5
i wrote now my own
Hello,
i wrote now my own server but i always get following output:
Using default temp DH parameters
Connection from 70da6e53, port dee6
SSL connection using ADH-RC4-MD5
Client does not have certificate.
how can i deactivate the client certificate checking on server side?
Client certificate is
I am writing a server without checking the server
certificate... the client (written in java) works fine by using s_server as
server. i start the s_server by using this command: openssl s_server -accept
-cipher ADH-RC4-MD5
i wrote now my own server but i always get
following output:
U
yes, and i tried to get all out of this from s_server...
so far my server works...
but this is the current ouput:
Using default temp DH parameters
Connection from 70da6e53, port f6dc
SSL connection using ADH-RC4-MD5
Client does not have certificate.
but i dont want to use a client certificate -
Hi OpenSSL Users,
can someone help me with an example?
i am using a Java-Client which works fine with
following server:
openssl s_server -nocert -accept -cipher
ADH-RC4-MD5
but seems like that i am to stupid to write my own
server...
can someone give me an example?
Kind Regards
1 PM
Subject: Re: Server Side Certificate to send
Stefan Walter wrote:
This is what i want... but now the problem is how i can implement this...
do you have an small example of a server?
See http://www.opensslbook.com/code.html or (even better) the book itself.
Or have a look into the source
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To:
Sent: Monday, April 24, 2006 11:00 AM
Subject: Re: Server Side Certificate to send
Stefan Walter wrote:
Hi,
i am new to OPENSSL and have a specific question...
i want to write a server and client, but the client doesnt have the
certificate. how can i start the transfer of the certificat
Hi,
i am new to OPENSSL and have a specific
question...
i want to write a server and client, but the client
doesnt have the certificate. how can i start the transfer of the certificate to
the client?
i think the same is done with webserver and
browser?
please help...
Kind Regards w
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