My current application uses socket for communication between the client and server and I am adapting it with OpenSsl. I would like to have your advice.
With socket, I use select() and then call send() / recv(). In order to work with Ssl, I my plan is to keep the select() unchanged, but will change send()/recv() to SSL_write, SSL_read() correspodingly with appropriate SSL object that has been binded to the socket. Also, right after select() detects the new connection, I added SSL code ( create new Ctx, Ssl, BIO objects, bind it to the socket, call SSL_accept and do some post connection check for valid certifications ... I also added similar things on the client side ) and it seems everything works as expected : the client can connect to the server, and reports corresponding messages whenever I change the attributes of the certificates. I would like to know if this is an ok way to go before going too far. Thanks for your advice, Vu ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
