I am going to write a FAQ on this.
To see source for a minimal SSL client and server, see the demos/ssl
directory.
To see source for a program that does lots more, including client cert
authentication, look at the s_client and s_server programs in the apps
directory.
You will want to build the package and be able to play around with the
openssl command, which implements the s_client and s_server commands.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Michael Sandler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, March 27, 2000 2:39 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: need help putting ssl into win32 web server
>
>
> I am new to SSL, and was wondering if someone could point me
> to some literature to help with my project.
>
> Basically, I have been tasked with integrating SSL into my
> company's custom web server. I want to use OpenSSL, but
> unfortunately don't know where to start. I assume that it
> should be pretty easy, just replacing the connect, listen,
> and other calls with SSL enabled counterparts, or just adding
> SSL wrappers. Unfotunately, at this point I know little
> about SSL, and so have no idea which functions I would need
> to use (the API is pretty substantial, so i will need to
> narrow it down :).
> >From the archives of this list, it looks like at least a few
> people have needed to do this, so I was hoping that someone
> could either give me some pointers, or at least tell me where
> I can obtain this info.
>
> My project is being developed in Visual C++ 6.0, and when
> finished needs to be able to talk to MS IE over SSL.
>
> Any help will be greately appreciated.
> Thanks
>
> -Mike Sandler
>
>
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