I'm writing an OpenSSL client program. It must interoperate with some .NET code
that uses the SslStream classes. The .NET code is correct. If I create a .NET
client it connects correctly. If I run the .NET server on Windows 7 it works
correctly (with .NET client and with C plus OpenSSL client).
So I would have to recompile the OpenSSL and link against my version. Would
it be possible in a future version to make SSL3_RT_MAX_EXTRA a runtime-settable
parameter? As it's now it's a constant, but it's used only dynamically (no
static buffer is allocated through it).