Hi,

My guess is that you may have run both the client and server on the same
machine. In which case, you will need to run "ssldump -i lo" (if you have a
loopback interface named something else, you will need to use that name).

ssldump will show the output when you connect to hotmail because, it chooses
the interface connecting to network by default. And packets which go
out/come in throu that interface are seen by ssldump also, so you get that
output.

If you are running both client and server on the same system, the packets
will be looped back, so you will need to specify "-i <loopback-interface>"
for ssldump.

Hope this helps.

Cheers,
Rampi

Shalendra Chhabra wrote:
> 
> Hi Greetings,
> 
> I just ran  two programs, cli.cpp and serv.cpp that come with
> openssl-0.9.6d/openssl-0.9.6d/demos/ssl
> The problem were running successfully, However since the programs use
> openssl library and openssl functions, I also ran
> ssldump to see whats going on
> But ssldump did not produce any output. I just wanted to know why
> ssldump is not producing any output.
> However if I use
> openssl command line tools to connect hotmail.com on port 443 and run
> ssldump it gives everything.
> Please help
> Thanks
> Shalendra
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