Carolin Latze wrote: Hello, In general you shouldn't try to map gnutls functions to openssl or vice versa. They both work different and there is no such 1-1 mapping. Just check the gnutls manual to see what kind of server/client you are implementing and try to apply it to your program.
> it's me again. Replacing OpenSSL with GnuTLS in an application is a lot > more complicated than I thought :) I have more questions regarding > certain functions: > > 1) Is there a method to set a message callback similar to > SSL_set_msg_callback. I didn't find any but it seems that I need it :-/ No. But normally you shouldn't need it. What is the reason you want to use it? > 2) Is it the right way to replace SSL_set_accept_state with > gnutls_init(&session,GNUTLS_SERVER)? From my understandings, it makes > sense... what do you think? Really depends on the context. We don't have a function similar to that. > 3) In OpenSSL there is a method to check whether a handshake has > finished: SSL_is_init_finished. Is there an equivalent in GnuTLS? I > didn't find one so far but I have the impression that it cannot be too > complicated to write one (so perhaps there is already one I didn't find?) No we don't have such a function. when gnutls_handshake() returns the handshake is over. regards, Nikos _______________________________________________ Help-gnutls mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gnutls
