Yes, thanks, I know about bio_pairs, and I think I know how to
build an SSL channel over my custom communications device --
at least, in principle I do.
I think I have been to terse in my original post.
The problem is: I don't have anything like <sys/socket.h>,
so the configuration should be done in such a way that e.g. bss_fd.c
and bss_socket.c are not compiled.
Rutger
Usman Riaz wrote:
Hi!
One way is to use bio_pairs. There is an example of bio_pair usage in
'ssl_test.c' file in the OpenSSL package.
Hope this helps,
Regards,
Usman.
From: Rutger Hofman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi list,
We are developing an embedded device where there are no
sockets. We have other communication media, though, like
radio signals, for which we need authentication/encryption,
and OpenSSL is an obvious choice for that.
Now, my question:
Is configuration of OpenSSL without sockets possible?
If so, how? If not, is there an easy way for me to factor
them out by hand?
Thanks,
Rutger Hofman
VU Amsterdam
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