Hi, I've been trying to figure out (plus testing) how to actually use SSL_write.
I write alot of data and have an internal Send Queue in which I keep "packets". I try to follow this reasoning: 1) try to write the entire chunk with SSL_write if it returns the same value as 'len' then it succeeded. otherwise: 2) add it to a sendqueue, and send it again later on using SSL_write(ssl, sendqueue->packet + written , len -written) and then I check to see if the returned value equals len-written. I have enabled PARTIAL_WRITE and allow moving addresses.. Is this wrong? I think I have read all over the place that you should send the same params. Should I ALWAYS just send: SSL_write(ssl,sendqueue->packet, len); I saw inside s3_pkt.c that it seemed to have an internal send queue really similar to mine. But if the latter version is the correct version, what return value am I to expect? 'len' or the number of bytes actually written at that specific call ? Btw, I am using NON BLOCKING SOCKETS. ANY help/pointers is mostly appreciated Thanks in advance (Is all this true for SSL_read aswell? and am I right to assume that I don't need to bother with this when dealing with blocking sockets? (not an option for my server, but for the clients) ) /Tommy Wallberg ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List openssl-users@openssl.org Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
