If using the third process to hold the SSL connection act like stunnel,
But the performance is slower, so I prefer without the third process.
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pass SSL connection/object from one process to another?
lewislyk wrote:
> Thanks for your solution.
>
> But if using shared memory, the shared memory address attached in the
> [Request Handler] and [Request Parser] may be different, the SSL object
will
> not usable in both process.
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Subject: Re: How to pass SSL connection/object from one process to another?
lewislyk wrote:
> Sorry, I do not have the idea what you mean?
> What is the OpenSSL memory handler?
If I was unclear:
OpenSSL doesn&
/object from one process to another?
lewislyk wrote:
> I don't know, it seems can't, because the SSL object is created by
SSL_new()
> which dynamic allocated memory for the object,
>
> If you view the file ssl.h, you will found the SSL structure definition,
it
> is comp
memory or message queue possibly?
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Subject: How to pass SSL connection/object from one process to another?
Hi,
I wrote a server program that containing 3 executable file.
When the main executable
Hi,
I wrote a server program that containing 3 executable file.
When the main executable file executed, it will execve another 2 executable
file and using pipe to communicate with them.
Main executable = [Request Parser]
Other 2 executable = [Request Handler]
Request handling procedure:
1: Th
