Le 2017-05-07 à 16:51, Christian Grothoff a écrit :
Hmm. Try 'strace' on IO operations (only, i.e. "strace -e
trace=network,ipc,desc"). When you 'send' to the Web socket, it should
be writing to a socketpair(), followed by MHD 'recv'ing from that
socketpair() and then GnuTLS ultimately send'ing
On 05/07/2017 10:20 PM, Nicolas Mora wrote:
>
> Any I retried it without any gnutls call on the MHD_sock and I still
> have problems reading and writing the socket, nothing is transmitted,
Hmm. Try 'strace' on IO operations (only, i.e. "strace -e
trace=network,ipc,desc"). When you 'send' to the
Didn't check your code (and your code is not minimal example!), but I
suspect that you call MHD_stop_daemon() before you finish working with
"upgraded" sockets.
You should call MHD_upgrade_action() with MHD_UPGRADE_ACTION_CLOSE for
each "upgraded" socket after you finished with socket and call
MHD_
Le 2017-05-07 à 15:42, Christian Grothoff a écrit :
Eh, what is wrong is that you use "gnutls_record_send". MHD will do
this for you, you should just use "send/recv", even in HTTPS mode! In
fact, your code (short of MHD_start_daemon) can be exactly the same for
HTTP and HTTPS.
Argh, I tried
On 05/07/2017 09:20 PM, Nicolas Mora wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm still working on a websocket implementation based on MHD, the non
> secure websocket works fine, but the secure websocket doesn't work yet.
>
> I'm having problems with the socket and the tls session. I get my
> inspiration from the tes
Hello,
I'm still working on a websocket implementation based on MHD, the non
secure websocket works fine, but the secure websocket doesn't work yet.
I'm having problems with the socket and the tls session. I get my
inspiration from the test_upgrade.c file but I can't have a valid tls
session
