Hi Guys, I have create a shared ssl ctx as below:
boost::shared_ptr<SSL_CTX> SharedSslCtx; mSslCtx = SharedSslCtx(SSL_CTX_new(meth), ctx_deleter) I have a copy of the above mSslCtx in a separate class under another shared pointer mCtx. Once I get the incoming TLS connection an SSL object is created as below: mSSL = SSL_new(mCtx.get()); Now, after every CRL I download SSL_CTX is updated again (mSslCtx = old one is deleted and a new is created). But, currently I do not update mCtx object of the other class. To update mCtx and the SSL object with the newly updated SSL_CTX I am doing the following: mCtx = mSslCtx; SSL_set_SSL_CTX(mSSL, mCtx.get()); I am in no desperate need of updating mCtx but just to be in sync I did the above. Could you please let me know if using the above API might have some adverse effects or should I skip using it or is there a better way to do it? Thanks & Regards, Anirudh Patel
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