Hi, there. I have searched the archives, Google groups and Google web and can't find any info about this problems.
If a server process issues the SSL_accept and communicates a few lines with a client, and then decides to fork off a child process and let the child continue with the communication, how can this be done? I have looked into the child doing a SSL_renegotiate + SSL_handshake, but can't get it to work. SSL_handshake locks up after SSL_renegotiate returns 0. Can I place the SSL object in shared memory, or something? The client's SSL code is exactly the same (initialization etc) as the parent, except the child does SSL_renegotiate+SSL_handshake instead of SSL_accept. 1- What does an SSL capable client have to do in order to continue communicating using a file descriptor passed from its parent? 2- What can the parent do to resume communicating on the same fd after the child dies? Any help is greatly appreciated! Andy -- Andreas Aardal Hanssen ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
