Hi all
I'm working on implementing HTTPS support for a server that is expected to run
24x7.
I have a question related to the memory leaks. Do these automatically allocated
data structures
that are freed with ERR_remove_state() grow?
My system has threads that tend to live a very long time. If they do, what's
the recommended way
of cleaning them up so they don't hog memory? I have no problem with calling
ERR_remove_state() at
the end of each thread, but if they do grow with time, then I have a problem.
Also, is there a problem if I call ERR_remove_state() several times? Or if I
call it to a thread
that hasn't used any OpenSSL functions?
Thanks for your time.
-Krish
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