I hate answering my own questions, but after hours of frustration
it seems that the answer relies on how signal handlers are set.
I should of paid more attention to the man page for signal(), it
states on the NOTES that it should not be used in a multi-threaded
process.
The right function is siga
I am getting an unexpected behavior where SSL_accept doesn't
return after a SIGALRM
The thread's SIGALRM handler is called and a message is printed,
so I know the thread is getting the signal, but after the handler
returns SSL_accept is still doing its thing. Is this due to
having SSL_MODE_AUTO_
