Regit wrote:
Ok, I give some explanation of my problem :
Under windows (as it is not implemented under Linux) I've created a
socket with a RECV timeout.
I do a gnutls_record_recv on a TLS session built over the socket.
When the timeout expires, I try to send a packet with gnutls_record_send
on that TLS session. The point is that at this moment gnutls_record_send
always fail sending a -10 error (TLS session not correct).
I may have look in the bad place in the code but it seems that there's a
problem anyway.
I don't think there is. Most probably you are using SO_RCVTIMEO to
setsockopt, so you get something different as errno than EAGAIN or
EINTR. This is like a BSD extension and I don't know if this can be
handled by gnutls in a portable way. As a quick hack you could make
a wrapper over recv() and return EINTR or EAGAIN when you get the
timeout errno code.
Nikos
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