Is there a reason to not have a debug-linux-x86_64 entry in Configure?
I've tried adding such line (without libefence) and I only got 2
warnings.
Please find in attachment a working patch.
After applying the patch, on my x86_64 platform openssl compiles with:
./config [-shared] -d -Werror
The
Hi all,
I was wondering if it is possible to determine if client is requesting an ssl
handshake on regular socket connection and if client does request it, continue
with SSL handshake and enable secure communication? What is happening is that
if I have a server, but I accept a connection
Konstantin Ivanov
I was wondering if it is possible to determine if client is requesting
an ssl handshake on regular socket connection and if client does request
it, continue with SSL handshake and enable secure communication? What is
happening is that if I have a server, but I accept a
David Schwartz wrote:
I've managed to do this without problems for SMTP, POP, HTTP, and a few
custom text-based protocols. Note that the protocol must be such that the
client sends data first. If the server must send data first, then there is
no way for the server to know what to send.
