I was wondering if anybody ever managed to write functions which
emulate the standard socket read and write behaviour. My web server
uses the following logic to read from a socket:
a) do a select and wait until data is available
b) do a read (recv)
c) if read returns > 0 goto c1
if read returns = 0 goto c2
if read returns < 0 goto c3
c1) put the received data into a buffer, if the data in the
buffer is a valid (and complete) HTTP request, process
the request, close the socket, and exit. If the request
is not complete yet, go back to a)
c2) the remote socket (peer) has been closed, close the
local socket, and exit
c3) an error occured, print an error message, and exit
Can you use normal select()s to check if data is available from
an SSL socket? How do you know if the remote side (peer) has closed
the connection?
Thanks for any help!
Remo
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