> I seem to have come across a bug in OpenSSL. In general, it performs
> flawlessly. My problem is a segmentation fault by the client when I
> arbitrarly kill the server (serious testing going on here). I recompiled
> OpenSSL with the -g parameter, and ran my client under gdb. Here is the
> session output:
Is your application or OpenSSL trying to catch SIGPIPE? This is a likely
cause of gdb being unable to find the function names, and also is quite
likely given the problem occurs from ssl3_write_bytes() after the server
has been shot.
Try adding signal(SIGPIPE, SIG_IGN) to your main program and it'll convert
the SIGPIPE's into EPIPE errno returns.
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