> Sounds to me like you're sharing a socket with PSM (all that c++ code is
> PSM, not NSS) and PSM is doing things to the socket at the same time that
> your code is, probably on another thread. Sounds like your socket is
> getting closed while you're using it. I can't help you with PSM.
Thanks
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>> 5) After this I configure the socket to handshake as a server by calling
>> SSL_ConfigSecureServer.
>> 6) Now I call SSL_ResetHandshake(socket, PR_TRUE).
>>
>> All these functions execute successfully without any errors.
>
>
>Just thought I should give a bit mo
> 5) After this I configure the socket to handshake as a server by calling
> SSL_ConfigSecureServer.
> 6) Now I call SSL_ResetHandshake(socket, PR_TRUE).
>
> All these functions execute successfully without any errors.
Just thought I should give a bit more information.
These execute suc
Hi Nelson:
Thanks for your response.
I think my upgradation process is just fine. Otherwise my code would
have failed all the time. But I am able to perform the handshake
sometimes. I think that the problem is with some events getting
handled while my upgradation is in process. I'll come t
Umesh Bywar wrote:
> I am having a problem in configuring a socket to do hand shake as server. I
> have a socket on which some communication has already taken place. When I try
> to upgrade the socket to SSL, the SSL_LOCK_READER(ss) in SSL_ResetHandshake
> throws an exception and everything is abo
Hi all:
I am having a problem in configuring a socket to do hand shake as server. I
have a socket on which some communication has already taken place. When I try
to upgrade the socket to SSL, the SSL_LOCK_READER(ss) in SSL_ResetHandshake
throws an exception and everything is aborted. Basica
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