Well when you stay on F5 key, you force Internet Explorer to close the current
connections and recreate new ones. ( It may even multiply the number of simultaneous
connections as well. You can end up with 20 simultaneous connections for example,
instead of the normal 2 to 4 ones )
Some maybe be
Can't you just rent it or something ? (Library, University ...)
I dont know any pdf book on openssl around.
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I recommend this book, it's easy to read. And there is a explained sample doing what
you ask in it.
Network security with OpenSSL
O'Reilly
John Viega, Matt Messier & Pravir Chanda
ISBN : 0-596-00270-X
-Original Message-
From: Jajang Kavita [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: mardi 16 décembr
Did you do something like :
SSL_METHOD *meth = NULL;
.// do some inits, maybe even mutlithread support
. // load error strings, load algorithms
.
meth = SSLv3_server_method(); // operational implementation of accept is in there.
if (SSL_CTX_new(meth))
if you are both server and
I had such a request to have such server start alone without human intervention.
If you want a little more secure solution.
You can for example, hardcode a 3DES key in your server, to encrypt/decrypt the PEM
pass phrase, and eventually mess the result a little (but in a way you can reconstruct
Did you try to adjust the size of buffers you write/read on both sides ?
For example to 4096 bytes.
I had such sort of problem in some of my C/S applications.
If i remember correctly, for example, i was sending 5k, and reading by 4k, first read
was done ok, then select say there are data to read
Hi everybody, i have a strange behavior ...
(while investigationg it i noticed that i2d_ASN1_BIT_STRING shorten a bit string if
there are null bytes at the end of the string which it was not doing in older
versions.)
But that's not why i write here :
I upgraded a server application from an old
