- Is it possible to use OpenSSL on top of RTSP, or UDP? as there has
been contradictory answers.
- If it is possible, what you have to modify from the Openssl C code?
- The specifications what they pretend to mean, that it is possible
if the transport protocol is reliable.
If you'd read the SSL or TLS specs, you would have seen these:
The SSL spec says in section 3:
"At the lowest level, layered on top of some reliable transport protocol
(e.g., TCP), is the SSL Record Protocol".
The TLS spec says in section 1:
"At the lowest level, layered on top of some reliable
transport protocol (e.g., TCP[TCP]), is the TLS Record Protocol
Thanks again
Ciao
Albert
Rich Salz wrote:
> run SSL over UDP, with a layer that provides reliable delivery.
> Of course that's duplicating the functionality of TCP, but
> people reinvent the wheel all the time...But there are times when it is quite appropriate to build a guaranteed
delivery protocol on top of UDP. RPC systems are a good example. In
particular, if you have a heavily-loaded server and can avoid IP
fragmentation, UDP is the way to go.
/r$
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