Hi all,
Is there any support for TLS secure renegotiation in libcurl ?
I'm using OpenSSL which support it, but didn't see any option through curl to
force secure renegotiation.
Thanks,
Tal
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Thanks Paul.
In the meantime, I found I can get the context of OpenSSL using
CURLOPT_SSL_CTX_FUNCTION.
So, I'll do it through callback for now.
Tal
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On 7 Feb 2013, at 23:07, Nick Zitzmann n...@chronosnet.com wrote:
f you get any more stalls with the latest code, could you share a stack trace
sample when the stall occurs, or (even better) a sample project that
reproduces the problem? I've only noticed one stall recently that wasn't
One thing that's a bit weird is that at the point that we get stuck,
curl_multi_socket_action seems to return a running count of 1, then of 0,
then of 1, and so on...
I've realised that this was a red herring - there are two multis alive at that
point in the test, and the timer for each
While I was testing the patch I made over the weekend for the curl_darwinssl
transmission bug, I found a related issue that I suspect affects all builds
of 7.29.0: If a program creates a curl_easy handle, sets CURLOPT_TIMEOUT to
some value greater than 0 but less than the amount of time it
On Feb 13, 2013, at 7:17 PM, Nathan Rosenblum flan...@gmail.com wrote:
This sounds like expected (and desired) behavior to me. When I set
CURLOPT_TIMEOUT on a handle, I'm led to believe by the the
documentation that an operation that I initiate on that handle will
take at most the value of
