RE: Access violation when stopping a handshake in progress

2006-12-01 Thread David Schwartz
> Does anyone have anything to offer on this problem? Your approach seems reasonable. Perhaps there's a bug in your code, like some other way another thread could access the SSL context while you're calling one of these BIO functions. Perhaps it's a completely unrelated problem. DS ___

Re: Access violation when stopping a handshake in progress

2006-11-30 Thread Andrew Dennison
Does anyone have anything to offer on this problem? On 11/23/06, Andrew Dennison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I have an application with a timeout feature on the connection handshake. Recently, the timeout was exercised and it generated an access violation in SSLEAY32.DLL. First, a bit of backgr

Access violation when stopping a handshake in progress

2006-11-23 Thread Andrew Dennison
I have an application with a timeout feature on the connection handshake. Recently, the timeout was exercised and it generated an access violation in SSLEAY32.DLL. First, a bit of background. The implementation in question uses a non-blocking socket. The actual process of connection occurs in i