I am debugging a problem where opening a ssl connection from application A is very slow the first time (30 secs), but it's very fast in subsequent calls. In addition, in another application B, the same ssl connection is fast even for the first time. The profiler shows the slowness is caused by _ssl.sslwrap() in ssl.py line 111 (class SSLSocket's __init__ method). I see in _ssl.c, PySSL_sslwrap() calls newPySSLObject(), but could not figure out where in newPySSLObject() is slow. Any ideas? thanks.
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