Re: Using openssl to connect to an exchange server

Hi Steve Thanks for the tip, will try it tomorrow. Kind regards Rolf (aka spieler67) On Thu, Jun 17, 2010, Rolf Ackermann wrote: Hi Steve Thanks for your fast answer. Sorry, some clarification: If I'm using the "openssl s_client -host [mail-server] -port 443" command it works very good

Re: Using openssl to connect to an exchange server

On Thu, Jun 17, 2010, Rolf Ackermann wrote: > Hi Steve > > Thanks for your fast answer. > > Sorry, some clarification: > > If I'm using the "openssl s_client -host [mail-server] -port 443" command > it > works very good. But the problem is that I've written a software using the > openssl library

Re: Using openssl to connect to an exchange server

Hi Steve Thanks for your fast answer. Sorry, some clarification: If I'm using the "openssl s_client -host [mail-server] -port 443" command it works very good. But the problem is that I've written a software using the openssl library (libssl.so) with which I want to connect to a mail server usin

Re: Using openssl to connect to an exchange server

On Thu, Jun 17, 2010, Rolf Ackermann wrote: > Hi list > > I have the following problem: > > I've written a software using wxWidgets (http://www.wxwidgets.org). This > framework allows > me to write OS independent software and has also C++ classes for using TCP > communication. > Based on source

Using openssl to connect to an exchange server

Hi list I have the following problem: I've written a software using wxWidgets (http://www.wxwidgets.org). This framework allows me to write OS independent software and has also C++ classes for using TCP communication. Based on source code from the internet I'm using BIO_read/BIO_write function