Re: How to make base64-encoded file as single-lined?

--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hello openssl-users, > > For some peculiar reason I need to have a > base64-encoded file to be > written as one single line. > Currently I get nice-looking, properly-wrapping > files that I have to > edit manually. > What BIO flag should I set to avoid t

RE: Problem to start an SSL session

> Krishna M Singh schrieb: > > Hi > > > > This is not an issue. U are using a non-blocking socket and thus u > > need to have a select call and put this socket on readable list and > > call SSL_read whenever this sockets becomes readable.. > > Other way round, make ur socket fd non-blocking (ioct

How to make base64-encoded file as single-lined?

Hello openssl-users, For some peculiar reason I need to have a base64-encoded file to be written as one single line. Currently I get nice-looking, properly-wrapping files that I have to edit manually. What BIO flag should I set to avoid this formatting? Please comment. Thank you in

Re: Problem to start an SSL session

Krishna M Singh schrieb: > Hi > > This is not an issue. U are using a non-blocking socket and thus u > need to have a select call and put this socket on readable list and > call SSL_read whenever this sockets becomes readable.. > Other way round, make ur socket fd non-blocking (ioctl call) and tha

Re: Certificates for virtual clients

Hi VKG The problem statement confuses me but we had a problem to infinite host on a single secure server between our client and server and we chose N Contexts that are loaded with SSL certificate of the server requested (we know that from our helper program) generated on runtime and clients accep

Re: Problem to start an SSL session

Hi This is not an issue. U are using a non-blocking socket and thus u need to have a select call and put this socket on readable list and call SSL_read whenever this sockets becomes readable.. Other way round, make ur socket fd non-blocking (ioctl call) and than it will return after the connectio