> Hi, > Request for an Update on this issue. Request for a high priority check on > the same. Will provide additional information if needed.
You could start with: 1) The code around the line of code in SSL_write that fails. 2) Identifying the exact line in SSL_write that fails. 3) The contents of the objects that line references. 4) The parameters to SSL_write. > #0 0xc0000000125ed640:0 in SSL_write () at ssl_lib.c:866 No parameters, no line of code. Sure, some people could dig out the exact version of OpenSSL that you used and check that line, but that significantly reduces the number of people who can help you. > #1 0xc0000000125c5620:0 in HTTPSSLChannel::WriteToSocket ( > this=0x60000000000e0880, > psTxBuffer=0x8003ffffffff15a0 "C_100323\"><!-- Follow dependecies > --></predecessor>\n</dependencies>\n</job>\n\n\t\t\t<job > name=\"L21FTPMUBR_KBC_150987\" > definition=\"jd=P97209023#L21FTPMUBR_KBC_150987\" confirmed=\"False\" > isKey=\"False\" priori"..., iSize=3911) > at > ../../../../../../src/weblib/wscc/transport/axis3/HTTPSSLChannel/H > TTPSSLChannel.cpp:773 No view of the call to SSL_write and the parameters passed to it. 99% chance either the SSL object or the buffer you passed to SSL_write is invalid. But there's no way we can debug your code without seeing it. DS ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org Development Mailing List [email protected] Automated List Manager [email protected]
