Carl Olsen wrote:
You have to use the functions provided by the underlying BIO. As I assume that you are working with sockets you can use functions like getpeername on the socket you are using to find out with whom you are connected.Hi,Im currently working on my master thesis projexct and one part of this project is to make a SSL server which authenticates both ways with X509 certificats. And so far i have managed to get this to work in a pretty good manner. But there is a one thing that i dont understand, which maybe you guys can help me with..1. Right after the client connects (BIO_do_accept()) I want to be able to extract the client information (network information, ip number aso). But i can't find a way of doing that, is there an easy way of doing that?
[...] Hope it helps, Ted ;)BTW, I think questions like this would be more appropriate to the openssl-user list.
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