Hawk wrote:
Those are last two lines of my thread execution callback.
If you call any openssl's free function after ERR_remove_state(0), you
will have a memory leak, because it will create another thread context
that will never be freed.
So i can do
SSL_free(clientssl);
SSL
> Those are last two lines of my thread execution callback.
>
> If you call any openssl's free function after ERR_remove_state(0), you
> will have a memory leak, because it will create another thread context
> that will never be freed.
So i can do
SSL_free(clientssl);
SSL_CTX_free(clientsslctx);
Hawk wrote:
Hi
I wrote a multithreaded program using openssl
But with every connection it grows up about 8kb
I think I freed all SSL* and SSL_CTX* I used
I used this functions to make my program threadsafe:
Perhaps anyone can give me a hint if there is an error?
With best regards
Stephan
void CRYPT
Hi
I wrote a multithreaded program using openssl
But with every connection it grows up about 8kb
I think I freed all SSL* and SSL_CTX* I used
I used this functions to make my program threadsafe:
Perhaps anyone can give me a hint if there is an error?
With best regards
Stephan
void CRYPTO_thread_s
