> Hello,
> > David,
> > Perfect - thanks!
> > Peeking at the first byte with recv(sock, buffer, 1, MSG_PEEK) works :-)
> > I'm not very familiar with the SSL handshake. What are the
> chances of a "G"
> > or "P" being the first byte of the handshake itself?
> This is not good solution,
Yep, tha
Hello,
> David,
> Perfect - thanks!
> Peeking at the first byte with recv(sock, buffer, 1, MSG_PEEK) works :-)
> I'm not very familiar with the SSL handshake. What are the chances of a "G"
> or "P" being the first byte of the handshake itself?
This is not good solution, what if you get OPTIONS, HEA
> David,
> Perfect - thanks!
> Peeking at the first byte with recv(sock, buffer, 1, MSG_PEEK) works :-)
> I'm not very familiar with the SSL handshake. What are the
> chances of a "G"
> or "P" being the first byte of the handshake itself?
0% until SSL version 71 comes out.
DS
>>There are right ways and there are easy ways. The easy way is to
>>non-destructively read the first character on the connection.
>What is the right way?
>Zack
There are three right ways (and reasons why some or all of these are
sometimes impractical):
1) Don't get into this situation in the f
;
> DS
>
>
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Ope
There are right ways and there are easy ways. The easy way is to
non-destructively read the first character on the connection.
What is the right way?
Zack
On 7/10/07, David Schwartz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> -Original Message-
> I developed an SSL-enabled web server. I'm firing
> -Original Message-
> I developed an SSL-enabled web server. I'm firing up SSL on incoming
> connections with SSL_accept().
> Now, if someone connects to my webserver not using SSL, but sending the
> "GET ..." without the SSL handshake, I get an SSL Error
> (error:1407609C:SSL routines:
Hi All,
I developed an SSL-enabled web server. I'm firing up SSL on incoming
connections with SSL_accept().
Now, if someone connects to my webserver not using SSL, but sending the
"GET ..." without the SSL handshake, I get an SSL Error
(error:1407609C:SSL routines:SSL23_GET_CLIENT_HELLO:http r
