I am looking for information about how to implement SSL over asynchronous sockets (of course, on windows). I always try to read all I can before posting questions, and this is not an exception, but the only answer I found was a c++ class wrapper for openSSL.
I guess people like James, EvilHomer2k and Comrade will be interested in this topic: IOCP + SSL. If somebody already searched and found info about that, I will appreciate posted links.
Regards.
Kecol.-
I guess people like James, EvilHomer2k and Comrade will be interested in this topic: IOCP + SSL. If somebody already searched and found info about that, I will appreciate posted links.
Regards.
Kecol.-
Instead of resorting to OpenSSL lib, you could use SSPI/Schannel interface which provides SSL support (v2 up to TLSv1).
It works great with both synchronous and asynchronous modes, because it doesn't affect the actual data sending/receiving and only does the ssl related stuff: client/server handshakes, notifications, encryption, etc.
Check Samples\Security\SSPI\SSL examples in platform sdk. (not exactly iocp related, but a good start nevertheless...)
It works great with both synchronous and asynchronous modes, because it doesn't affect the actual data sending/receiving and only does the ssl related stuff: client/server handshakes, notifications, encryption, etc.
Check Samples\Security\SSPI\SSL examples in platform sdk. (not exactly iocp related, but a good start nevertheless...)
Reading now. Thanks Roman.
Kecol.-
Kecol.-
Why would I be interested?
Because, based on your httpd server and a post I found in fasm forum: http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=4091, I am guessing, you like Winsock programming (and because you already have some experience with SSL too).
But, after all, I am just guessing that.
But, after all, I am just guessing that.
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