Re: SSL Webserver-side Tutorial Page

2001-10-01 Thread Jeremy Smith
> Please assume that my function "SSL_Server_Socket" & > "client_socket_descriptor" (called below) has > SSL_library_init, SSL_CTX_new, SSL_new, SSL_set_fd. I > am able to convert a socket to a SSL_socket not > problem with that. > > Porblme is... in my program I want to know if I have > to co

Re: SSL Webserver-side Tutorial Page

2001-10-01 Thread Ruby Cruiser
Jeremy and others... Please assume that my function "SSL_Server_Socket" & "client_socket_descriptor" (called below) has SSL_library_init, SSL_CTX_new, SSL_new, SSL_set_fd. I am able to convert a socket to a SSL_socket not problem with that. Porblme is... in my program I want to know if I ha

Re: SSL Webserver-side Tutorial Page

2001-10-01 Thread Jeremy Smith
> My company has a web server which is actaully > implemented using the concept of sockets (socket > program...). I am adding OpenSSL to it. > With the OpenSSL help and refering to your link > http://members.netscapeonline.co.uk/jeremyalansmith/ssltutorial/ > > Firstly, I followed the steps in cr

Re: SSL Webserver-side Tutorial Page

2001-10-01 Thread Ruby Cruiser
Hi!!! My company has a web server which is actaully implemented using the concept of sockets (socket program...). I am adding OpenSSL to it. With the OpenSSL help and refering to your link http://members.netscapeonline.co.uk/jeremyalansmith/ssltutorial/ , Firstly, I followed the steps in creati

Re: SSL Webserver-side Tutorial Page

2001-10-01 Thread Ruby Cruiser
Thanks! This will help and lot. WIll get back soon... --- Jeremy Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi! > > I've setup a page about how to get an SSL socket > working, from the webserver > side of things and on virtually any browser (well, > Netscape 2+ and IE3+ I > think). Should be okay for no

SSL Webserver-side Tutorial Page

2001-10-01 Thread Jeremy Smith
Hi! I've setup a page about how to get an SSL socket working, from the webserver side of things and on virtually any browser (well, Netscape 2+ and IE3+ I think). Should be okay for non-Windows users (although Windows is the platform I got it working on), it's a step-by-step guide. http://member