Hi,
I am using the openssl code for OCSP given in apps/ocsp.c.
When i use this code to connect to an OCSP server which is present in my
host system it connects, but when i try to connect to an network server it
fails ?
I want to know whether this program provides network based ocsp server
Howard Chu wrote:
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
Any ETA on when this will make it into the upstream?
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[joh...@univaud.com - Tue Jul 07 22:39:32 2009]:
Any ETA on when this will make it into the upstream?
You aren't really supposed to call SSL_library_init(),
OpenSSL_add_all_algorithms() et al from multiple threads simultaneously.
It should be called before starting threads. If multiple
That's a useful tip, perhaps, but if the underlying calls are embedded in a
third-party libraries, such as handled by cURL etc, the end user has no choice
as to when they're being initialized.
Of course since multiple third-party libraries could be involved (which have no
knowledge of each
[joh...@univaud.com - Tue Jul 07 23:01:13 2009]:
That's a useful tip, perhaps, but if the underlying calls are embedded
in a third-party libraries, such as handled by cURL etc, the end user
has no choice as to when they're being initialized.
Of course since
multiple third-party libraries
Thanks for the feedback on my patch - it includes locking in OBJ_NAME_cleanup
and OBJ_NAME_remove, which seems to cover deinitialization. Where am I missing
other cleanup that is not being properly mutexed?
Certainly libraries could do bad things (like incorrectly using
CRYPTO_NUM_LOCKS
