We have a multi-threaded network application that has been using sockets
for 10 years and now we're trying to secure the application with OpenSSL
0.9.8L. Over the years, the application's network protocols have been
designed to take advantage of the duplex nature of a single socket
connection;
We have a multi-threaded network application that has been using sockets
for 10 years and now we're trying to secure the application with OpenSSL
0.9.8L. Over the years, the application's network protocols have been
designed to take advantage of the duplex nature of a single socket
connection;
Good coverage of this topic is in the chapter "4 Support Infrastructure",
section "4.1 Multithread Support"
http://my.safaribooksonline.com/book/networking/security/059600270x/support-infrastructure/openssl-chp-4-sect-1
from the book
Network Security with OpenSSL
By: John Viega; Matt Messi
Why are the openssl man pages on http://linux.die.net more up to date than
http://www.openssl.org/docs?
For example, the cryptographic message digest SHA-256 has been around
since 2004. The die.net man pages mentions it
http://linux.die.net/man/3/evp_digestinit
but the openssl.org pages do not
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