Thank you Lutz and Steve! I used both your suggestions to get this
working.
Here is what I ended up doing:
ssl_connected = 0;
while(!ssl_connected)
{
res = SSL_connect(ssl_con);
ssl_connected = ((res == 1) && SSL_is_init_finished(ssl_con));
if (!ssl_connected)
{
e
I use this:
SSL *ss;
int rc, connected;
while ( !connected ) {
rc = SSL_connect(ss); /* returns '1' on success */
connected = ((rc == 1) && SSL_is_init_finished(ss));
if (rc <= 0) {
On Wed, Oct 11, 2000 at 06:39:08PM -0400, Louis LeBlanc wrote:
> My question now is this: Is there a specific state, or (small) set of
> states, that I can check for on any SSL connection (for all versions)
> and verify that the connection is established, and ready for some kind
> of I/O?
Wait f
Ok, it looks like I was mistaken here. The SSL_state() does in fact
return the SSL connection status flag, but it is only set to
SSL_ST_CONNECT|SSL_ST_BEFORE in some cases, and only when the
SSL_connect fails because the handshake didn't complete. There are
nearly half a dozen states that could
