The SSL authentication process is quite complex...aka..security intended. If
a certificate doesn't sinc with what it's requesting, 1:) Your browser will
complain about it not being at the same location.
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From: David Schwartz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Bill Klein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Just as a follow-up to my own post. Here's some of the strange
> behaviour I'm seeing:
>
> - I call SSL_read() which returns -1
>
> - I call SSL_get_error() which returns SSL_ERROR_WANT_READ
>
> - I call select() to wait for readability with a timeout
Just as a follow-up to my own post. Here's some of the strange
behaviour I'm seeing:
- I call SSL_read() which returns -1
- I call SSL_get_error() which returns SSL_ERROR_WANT_READ
- I call select() to wait for readability with a timeout of
30 seconds. It returns quickly indicating readab
Hi all,
I'm trying to get a simple nonblocking client program working
with OpenSSL (using select()), but am getting inconsistent
results. What is the correct usage of select() in relation to
SSL_connect(), SSL_read(), and SSL_write() (and any others where
its relevant)? Also, is there a sample pr
hi. i'm writing some perl/cgi scripts for one of my classes and would like
to use openssl at some point in the near future. openssl is installed and
working on the server. my question is simple: how do i get started? i've
read the man page but that hasn't helped much. if you're willing to tak
