On Thu, 9 Dec 1999, alohaz wrote:
> Since SSL session is stateful, there should be a process corresponding
> to it. But how can I find out the PID?
Won't it always be the PID of your httpd process? Statefulness of the
protocol it talks doesn't have anything to do with it.
Kris
The web server appears to be ">Stronghold/2.2 Apache/1.2.5 C2NetUS/2002",
according to the return header. The Perl module is Net_SSLeay.
Tim
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Adding a "$Net::SSLeay::ssl_version = 3;" in my Perl script fixed the
problem as well (rather than directly modifying SSLeay.pm). Thanks!
Just out of curiosity, shouldn't OpenSSL automatically detect the type of
connection it needs? Or is that site's software really broken? Clearly
people use it
On Thu, Dec 09, 1999 at 06:10:51PM +, Andrew Cooke wrote:
> - Ichange NSTALL.W32 to mention this. Something like "If you use any of
> the -no-XXX options in Configure to exclude ciphers you will have to
> remove entries from libeay32.def and ssleay32.def in the ms directory
> before link wil
> I did some basic measurement on the memory usage. One SSL connection
> takes about 50K (using openssl-0.9.4). Why it needs so much memory?
> A cert and all keys are not that big. Anybody has any idea?
What kind of mem? On which machine? On what day =)
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hari krishna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I am trying to install on PC-SOLARIS ver2.7 with gcc
> ver 2.7.2.3 and perl ver 5.004_03.
>
> Any body knows what is it and the resolution.
See INSTALL, lines 122-124.
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Tim Bartley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Is it possible to have a client session (SSL_SESSION) established for some
> connection persist after that connection has been SSL_free'd so that it can
> be used in a subsequent connection?
> I had a quick look through headers and so on and thought SSL_CTX_add
Hi,
This doesn't compile without deleting unused routines from the .def
files for the libraries. It's not a problem if you know about it but
could either:
- Ichange NSTALL.W32 to mention this. Something like "If you use any of
the -no-XXX options in Configure to exclude ciphers you will have
