Here is another interesting one,
What I mean by a null write is allow the write machinery to flush and emit outstanding data or deal with renegotiation requests that need write operations to be performed but I wont want to send any new application data ?
The man page for SSL_write() specifically forbid calling SSL_write(ssl, emptybuffer, 0).
"When calling SSL_write() with num=0 bytes to be sent the behaviour is undefined."
There is the SSL_do_handshake() I read this to perform whatever operation is required read or write to complete a handshake. Would this be able to fit the bill of allowing the write machinery to be serviced without having to provide new application level data ?
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