On Sun, Jun 29, 2014 at 1:58 PM, Barbe, Charles
wrote:
> To expand on this question a little more, is it safe to just create one
> SSL_CTX* at initialization of my server that will be used each time a new
> client connects when i do SSL_new(ctx)?
>
Yes.
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> To expand on this question a little more, is it safe to just create one
> SSL_CTX*
> at initialization of my server that will be used each time a new client
> connects
> when i do SSL_new(ctx)?
Yes.
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On Sun, Jun 29, 2014, Barbe, Charles wrote:
> To expand on this question a little more, is it safe to just create one
> SSL_CTX* at initialization of my server that will be used each time a new
> client connects when i do SSL_new(ctx)?
>
Yes it is. That's how most servers are written.
Steve.
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single EVP_PKEY instance across multiple connections
Hi,
I have an implementation of a multi-threaded HTTP server that I wrote using
OpenSSL version 1.0.1g. Currently, on initialization of the server, I load my
private key from disk and store it in an EVP_PKEY pointer. Whenever I accept a
new
Hi,
I have an implementation of a multi-threaded HTTP server that I wrote using
OpenSSL version 1.0.1g. Currently, on initialization of the server, I load my
private key from disk and store it in an EVP_PKEY pointer. Whenever I accept a
new connection, I use that same pointer to an EVP_PKEY in
