> > >You pass the socket descriptor to OpenSSL. It easy to do that the exact same >way, either after only a connect() or after a connect() with some CONNECT >stuff. > Thanx, this is what i already hoped
The proxy communication is not available as an RFC but that is the way SSL >>>tunneling thru a proxy works. >>> >>> > >This is wrong. RFC2616 includes all details needed. The information was >available before too, in various (now deprecated) documents. > Does this mean an proxy connection can not be encrypted via SSL ? >It's standard all right. Proxys pass *everything* through after a CONNECT has >been requested and a positive reply has been returned back. What you send to >the proxy gets sent to the remote server, what you read was sent fromt the >remote server. > Ok than it do not interfere with the openssl part but only with the proxy part and to do the ssl connect on the right place and change the call from iwrite -> SSL_iwrite , check if ssl is available and so on. Thanx for the Information :-) Cu Thomas
