> IMHO the best practice is to trace into SSLAcceptConnection method
> and ssl_openssl module respectivelly. Then to focus on methods Init()
Hello!
I've traced into the code and it actually fails here:
function TSSLOpenSSL.Accept: boolean;
...
x := sslAccept(FSsl);
x is -1 and LastError 0.
finally in function TTCPBlockSocket.SSLAcceptConnection: Boolean;
if not FSSL.Accept then
FLastError := WSASYSNOTREADY;
it sets the error to 10091. Ok. So the error number and message is not
really reflecting the source of the error.
So the question is: why does sslAccept(FSsl) fail?
Regards
Stefan
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