Yeah, that's what I'm using. But how do you tell when a new connection is
received? I want to shove each new session into it's own thread, but how can I
do that without knowing when to start a new session?
Lutz Jaenicke wrote:
> On Wed, Aug 22, 2001 at 03:13:58PM -0600, Nathan Bell wrote:
> > I've been searching through the documentation, but to avail as of now.
> > When creating an SSL connection with a client, how do BIO sockets tell
> > me that an HTTPS request has been received on the port I've been
> > listening to? In other words what function can I call repeatedly (within
> > a loop) to check for a new connection? or what function can I call once
> > that will wait for a new connection?
>
> Seems you are looking for something like an "accept BIO"?
> man BIO_s_accept
> See also demos/bio/saccept.c and apps/ocsp.c (at least in the 0.9.7 tree).
>
> Best regards,
> lutz
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