On Tue, Aug 29, 2000 at 02:17:24PM +0200, Andreas Jungmaier wrote:
[...]
> After looking through the openssl-source code I figured (since there
> are BIO-class implementations for memory i/o, socket i/o as well as
> remote procedure call-based i/o and a BIO-null class template) that
> it should be possible to adapt the OpenSSL in a way transparent to
> the transport protocol.
> But how and where do you specify, that the SSL-functions
> (e.g. SSL_write(), SSL_read()) use a different BIO-class ?
The BIOs underlying an SSL object are set by calling the SSL_set_bio
function. (You won't see this function in all applications because
if you have sockets, you can just call SSL_set_fd, which will
first create the necessary BIOs and then set them.)
Look, say, at ssltest.c for an example involving BIO pairs.
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