I have a Windows client application written in
MFC (VC++ 6.0) which is receiving a file from a server. I'm using my own socket
class derived from CAsyncSocket, to which I've added OpenSSL support (0.9.6c).
The file transfer hangs randomly - if I run it ten times it will hang at a
different point each time. The client hangs because it stops receiving
socket notifications that there is data available to read (the
CAsyncSocket::OnReceive(...) callback function is not being called). If I add an
AsyncSelect(FD_READ | FD_WRITE | FD_CLOSE) immediately after the SSL_read(...)
call this resolves the hang.
Is this an OpenSSL bug or is the AsyncSelect really
required after every SSL_read(...) (it's not required after every
CAsyncSocket::Receive(...) for a non-SSL socket)?
Thanks
Mike
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- OpenSSL bug or my bug? Mike Scriven
- OpenSSL bug or my bug? Mike Scriven
- OpenSSL bug or my bug? Mike Scriven