I found the real issue... recently I fixed a signed/unsigned comparison
warning by adding a (int) to the unsigned side, which made the result of
send() be compared differently, and was triggering when send() would return
-1 (with EAGAIN/WSAEWOULDBLOCK) would cause me to think it was a short send
( result < amount_to_send ) { /* sent less than full packet */ } so I
ended up backing up the send offset by 1 byte instead of 0 bytes... this
was then injecting 1 extra byte into the TCP layer.
On Mon, Dec 25, 2017 at 1:38 PM, Jakob Bohm <jb-open...@wisemo.com> wrote:
> On 23/12/2017 04:06, J Decker wrote:
>
>> How can I know what/why openssl is sending control data?
>>
>> It's variable by the time it starts sending 31 byte packets... Also
>> depends on the connection; although at this time I'm able to generate the
>> problem on localhost... I was able to transfer from a remote server to
>> myself with no issues...
>>
>> I think you need to be a lot more clear for anyone to understand your
> problem.
>
> What exactly do you mean by "control data"?
>
alerts/HelloRequest/renegotation?
>
> What is the layering of protocols here?
> Is it:
> bulk data => WebSockets => TLS => TCP => network
>
> In what direction is the bulk data being sent: TLS client to TLS
> server or TLS server to TLS client?
>
server to client.
>
> In what direction is the initial 31 byte "control packet" being
> sent: TLS client to TLS server or TLS server to TLS client?
>
> client to server
> Also, if possible, could you report the (decrypted if applicable)
> content of those initial 31 bytes? Perhaps also the later 31 byte
> packets (including their order of occurrence and direction of
> transmission)?
>
> Can you see what the "packets" are?
>
I wouldn't know the decrypted bytes because I would get them from the wbio
from the TLS Object.
Well that's kinda what I was more asking; can I somehow register a callback
for when alerts are generated so I can see what they are? Otherwise I
really don't know.
>
> For example, are they TLS alert messages?
>
> Are they TLS HelloRequest messages?
>
> Enjoy
>
> Jakob
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