Nikhil Sharma wrote:
> I have just started using the SSLeay library
> in my http proxy to handle https. The problem
> I am running into is that SSL_accept returns
> -1. Here is the error-status:
> -1 error:00000000::lib(0) :func(0) :reason(0)
>
> And ssl_get_error() reveals that the error-code
> is SSL_ERROR_SYSCALL.
You are then supposed to look at errno to see what
the error is, I think.
I suspect you've made some easy mistake; you might
want to try writing the tiniest test program to
demo the problem, then post it here. In the course
of doing that, you might find your bug.
> The socket is non-blocking. I call poll() (ok,
> I tried select() as well) on the socket to make
> sure something is there, before calling SSL_accept().
>
> I will really appreciate it, if someone could give
> me a clue about what's wrong.
When I had to track down where that kind of error was
coming from, I built openssl from sources, jammed
printf("%s %d\n", __FILE__, __LINE__);'s in every function,
and linked straight to the .a's; that helped narrow down
the mystery enough to use a debugger.
- Dan
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