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Re: Sending data on a socket before SSL_Accept

> > Can I send data to a client via normal send() call before I call = > SSL_Accept? I would like to send a message to my client that identifies = > the server and it's options, like if SSL is being used or not? Will this = > mess up the SSL handshake ? > You will need to ensure that you synchr

Sending data on a socket before SSL_Accept

Can I send data to a client via normal send() call before I call SSL_Accept? I would like to send a message to my client that identifies the server and it's options, like if SSL is being used or not? Will this mess up the SSL handshake ?     Thanks   Scott Coleman

RE: Looking for an HTTPS client for NT C/C++

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Looking for an HTTPS client for NT C/C++

I'm looking for a basic HTTPS client program that will compile and run under NT (preferably with VC++). If it can just GET a page from a named HTTPS server with authentication and echo it to standard output, that would be perfect. I've looked at several examples already (including the ssl/cli

RE: Random number generation

OpenSSL contains a PRNG that just needs a few random numbers to get it started. If you're not familiar with what a cryptographically-secure random number generator is, why they're necesary, or how to seed them, I suggest you get someone who is familiar with cryptography to do your crypto

Random number generation

Hi,   I am a complete novice when it comes to SSL and I have had to incorporate OpenSSL into my project through use of a CORBA ORB I am using.   I have been advised that I need a random number generator to use OpenSSL. Is this true, and if so why? I am just trying to understand OpenSSL and h

Re: Client side session caching revisited

Louis LeBlanc wrote: > > Ok, here's what I have so far: > > I turned on cacheing during the OpenSSL initialization in my app, then > created a mechanizm to purge expired sessions every half hour. The > entire cache is also purged, and stats are logged just before the logs > are rolled for backu

Re: Client side session caching revisited

Louis LeBlanc wrote: > > Hey all. I kind of feel like I'm beating a dead horse here, and that > this question may have been answered already, but here goes. > > I have a client app that needs to connect to any number of servers and > cache sessions. This app will be expected to create up to 10

Re: how can I use PKCS#8 in open-ssl?

> > I will use an private keys which encoding is PKCS#8. > > Used open-ssl version is 0.95a ... > > Is the usage below valid? if invalid, let me get the write usage please.. > > > FILE* fp; > EVP_PKEY* pkey; > char keyfile[] = "user1.pem"; > > fp = fopen (keyfile,