> The problem is that you send 'ssl on', then immediately switch to SSL
> mode,
>and then send the first part of the SSL handshake. When the server goes to
>receive the data, it receives 'ssl on\n' and recognizes the
>'ssl on' and turns on SSL mode. But that chunk of the SSL handshake has
>
Okay, interesting development. If I put a sleep(5); on the C client
before I issue SSL_connect (but after I BIO_write "ssl on\n"),
everything works fine. Otherwise both client and server deadlock on
read/recv.
Ray Russell Reese III wrote:
>There seems to be a problem with the clien
More than likely, the problem stems from my novice understanding as to
how BIOs work, however I have a very puzzling problem. I'm currently
writing a client/server application, client written in C for speed (will
be invoked several times a second), and server is written in Java. I
want the client t
