--- Xperex Tim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I don't understand how your solution completely fixes things though. What if
> the server is
> restarted with caching disabled while the client still has sessions cached.
> When the sessions
> were cached by the client the session ID was not zero lengt
This is very interesting.
I don't understand how your solution completely fixes things though. What if the
server is
restarted with caching disabled while the client still has sessions cached. When the
sessions
were cached by the client the session ID was not zero length so you validly cached
Hi,
I'm trying to add session caching to a multi-threaded
SSL client. I've run into a crash when my client,
with caching enabled, is talking to an SSL server
which has caching DISabled.
What I see in the debugger is that if more than one
client connection is coming up, and both are using the
sa
