Lapo Ferrini writes:
> At 23.56 31/03/98 +1000, you wrote:
> estabilish a ssl-connection? And in which order? I read also serv.cpp and
> cli.cpp in the /demos/ssl directory, that i found easier than s_server.c
> and s_client.c to read; but I don't know if those files are trusted. Can I
> follow them to write my server and my client processes? Have they inside
> their code all ssleay functions needed?
As in any complex, evolving, system, SSLeay actually contains many
different APIs that date from different periods of
development. Basically cli and serv use part of the API that is quite
antique, though it still should work fine. Even within that strata of
the API, they only represent one (simple) way of doing
things. Something else (more flexible) may be more appropriate to your
situation.
To answer simple question: yes, they contain all that is needed (but... ;-)
I have inferred from the messages that Eric has written to the list
that there are already newer (better?) ways of doing things, but due
to lack of documentation I have not looked into that as the old way
continues to work for me.
--Sampo
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