Hello,
maybe a stupid question with a simple solution, however,
I didn't found anything about that in the open_ssl archives.
My simple webserver (HTTP1.0, mostly equal to openssl wserver example)
provides https access with session resúmptation for user
authentification/tracking and all is working fine (OpenSSL 0.9.7).
Once the simple webserver opens during a active https session a
new und _not_encrypted tcp session to another process (data query),
after releasing the unencrypted session something else happens in
the openssl stack so that ssl_accept for the next https request
failes. SSL_accept returns with error -1, the errorvalue is set
to SSL_ERROR_SYSCALL.
The following request gets a new ssl session. The https
user gets therefore the login prompt again :-(
With Netscape 4 and Mozilla all is working fine, only IE makes
trouble :-/ (I'm using Internet Explorer 6.0.2800.1106SP1).
good hints are always welcome...
Thanks,
Lars
