Hi,
> I'm currently using the openssl utilities for computing MD5 sums on
> files. Until now I have always done these operations in the
> main thread.
> Now I want to use the same code in a working thread to be
> able to update GUI while computing the MD5.
>
> The main thread will only upda
Hi,
I'm currently using the openssl utilities for computing MD5 sums on
files. Until now I have always done these operations in the main thread.
Now I want to use the same code in a working thread to be able to update
GUI while computing the MD5.
The main thread will only update GUI and wait
Many thanks to all who guided me on several Win32 issues I had last week. I
have yet another trivial question that has probably been asked many times
but with some context. I am trying to understand the general idea of having
multi-threaded access to the OpenSSL API.
In a very simple SSL clien
On Tue, Jun 01, 1999 at 09:03:31PM +, Patrick Bertholon wrote:
> To handle multiple connection simultaneously, I have one "network"
> thread, that start the SSL connection when a client connects. After
> that, it gives the connection (the SSL*) to another thread and waits for
> another
Bodo Moeller wrote:
>
> > Is it possible to make a program that handle two (or more) SSL
> > connection in two differents threads without any problem ?
>
> Yes; without any _known_ problems, at least (some known ones present
> in earlier versions are elimininated in 0.9.3). You have to provid
