On Sun, 2005-07-31 at 15:23 -0700, David Schwartz wrote:
> Most likely you are using non-blocking sockets and spinning, waiting for
> data to be received or sent. Broadband connections empty the buffers faster,
> so you spend time waiting for handoffs rather than buffers. Profile and see
> w
> Hi,
>
> I have a problem using OpenSSL on Windows platform. Version 0.9.7g and
> 0.9.8.
>
> I created a simple file transfer application which transfers files
> between two computers using SSL connection. This is a multithreaded
> application and the file transfer separated to an other thread i
Get a real modem. Your probably using a winmodem which does all
the host processing in the computer CPU. Also, encrypted data isn't very
compressible so you should turn off both ppp and "hardware" compression.
Many winmodems upchuck when you try to run them with hardware compression
disabled.
Hello,
I'm working on a project that requires secure
communication.
The client is a GUI written in C++ and
Windows, so I'm processing
WM_* window messages and would like to handle
network communication
in the main thread by means of the WSAAsyncSelect()
system call and OpenSSL.
Does anybo
Hi,
Sorry for posting the message again, but I desperately need an answer.
I was wondering how OpenSSL will handle a situation where the final
stream of data, received during a session resume handshake, contains
also encrypted data. This scenario is not possible for a new session,
but it can occur
Hi,
I have a problem using OpenSSL on Windows platform. Version 0.9.7g and
0.9.8.
I created a simple file transfer application which transfers files
between two computers using SSL connection. This is a multithreaded
application and the file transfer separated to an other thread in this
appli
