sure. Should I get the new netlib code (necko) - would this play
nice w/ NSS/NSPR? And/Or, should I get the PSM code (where?).
Or - I'm completely off-base.
Would appreicate any insight/help.
Regards,
Mike Oliver
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Okay - if I utilize necko for SOCKS4/5, however, would that conflict w/ NSS?
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This may seem like a basic question, but I've been using NSS/NSPR for
SSL
support for m
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This can happen if you have set the SSL_ENABLE_FDX flag on the SSL
socket,
After closing a SSL blocking socket and preparing to shutdown, I call:
NSS_Shutdown();
PR_Cleanup();
PR_Cleanup, however, never returns. Any thoughts? Running on Win2K.
Thanks,
Mike Oliver
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No, I have not set SSL_ENABLE_FDX. W/r/t options, all I have set is:
SSL_SECURITY
SSL_HANDSHAKE_AS_CLIENT
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This can happen if you have set the SSL_ENABLE_FDX flag on
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Mike Oliver wrote:
After closing a SSL blocking socket and preparing to shutdown, I call:
NSS_Shutdown();
PR_Cleanup();
PR_Cleanup, however, never returns. Any
What does it mean when I get a PR_IO_TIMEOUT_ERROR error when I do a PR_Send
with PR_INTERVAL_NO_TIMEOUT? Shouldn't the call wait forever? I'm using
non-blocking sockets over an SSL connection. This happens randomly.
Thanks in advance.
Mike Oliver
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I apologize, but I actually mis-typed. I'm using BLOCKING sockets over an
SSL connection... Does this make any sense now?
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What does it mean wh
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to socket, I get the same data
over and over again.
One last question: What's the difference between PR_Read/PR_Write and
PR_Recv/PR_Send when working w/ a socket?
Sorry for the basic questions - thanks in advance.
Mike Oliver
Invertix
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