There is a particular way I would like to send and receive SSL data. It looks like
it's possible, but I just can't nail down exactly how to do it. I'd like to create a
stream or a socket which looks like any other socket, allows me to read directly from
and write directly to it, but in stead of going to/from a file or to another host,
I want it to pass through SSL_read()/SSL_write() or whatever. It looks like the BIO
routines (like the ones in s_socket.c) dance around this, but I just can't find
the exact way to do this. Sorry if this is a simple feature of OpenSSL which I am
overlooking.
Also, I have written a C++ client which runs on Win32. The client runs fine, but when
the program terminates, VC++ reports "memory leaks" detected. I have
traced it and found that if I call either SSL_load_error_strings() or
SSLeay_add_ssl_algorithms() then the "leaks" are reported. It seems to me that this
isn't so
much a leak, as just failure to cleanup. I've tried calling both EVP_cleanup() and
ERR_free_strings(), but neither one seems to alleviate the problems. Any one
else know how to prevent these "leaks" from showing up in Win32 C++? Thanx.
Daniel M. Pomerantz
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