I tried running my "C++" server in debug mode against my "C" client.
Now my send function is throwing error -5978(PR_NOT_CONNECTED_ERROR -
"Network file descriptor is not connected"). I'm able to recieve
packets on the same socket from the client but cannot send it the
other way...
What could be t
D3|\||\|!$ wrote, On 2008-03-05 20:32:
>> If so, here's a hint: regardless of the value of i, the expression
>> (i<10,000) always has a value of zero.
>
> Well!! I believe you're mistaking C code for some-alien-programming-
> language... Try running/debugging the code below: should clarify your
> If so, here's a hint: regardless of the value of i, the expression
> (i<10,000) always has a value of zero.
Well!! I believe you're mistaking C code for some-alien-programming-
language... Try running/debugging the code below: should clarify your
confusion...
*
D3|\||\|!$ wrote, On 2008-03-05 03:02:
> for (int i =0; ((i<10,000) && (err_status != PR_SUCCESS)); i++) {
Is that literally an exact copy of the code in your program?
If so, here's a hint: regardless of the value of i, the expression
(i<10,000) always has a value of zero.
> The client on
On Mar 4, 5:50 pm, Nelson Bolyard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> D3|\||\|!$ wrote, On 2008-03-04 04:19:
>
> >> selfserv uses blocking sockets.
>
> > I tried turning the PR_SockOpt_Nonblocking given at the below link to
> > PR_TRUE to see if the clien't behaviour changed but now the PR_Accept
> > func
D3|\||\|!$ wrote, On 2008-03-04 04:19:
>> selfserv uses blocking sockets.
>
> I tried turning the PR_SockOpt_Nonblocking given at the below link to
> PR_TRUE to see if the clien't behaviour changed but now the PR_Accept
> function is throwing PR_WOULD_BLOCK_ERROR(The operation would have
> blocked
> selfserv uses blocking sockets.
I tried turning the PR_SockOpt_Nonblocking given at the below link to
PR_TRUE to see if the clien't behaviour changed but now the PR_Accept
function is throwing PR_WOULD_BLOCK_ERROR(The operation would have
blocked). How do I circumvent this..??? Kindly suggest a
On Mar 4, 1:42 pm, Nelson Bolyard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> D3|\||\|!$ wrote, On 2008-03-03 21:57:
>
> > Hi All!!!
>
> > I wrote an SSL server similar to selfserv.c
> > SSL_ConfigServerSessionIDCache is reinitializing the
> > Server_Certificate_Nickname string to "", due to which the application
D3|\||\|!$ wrote, On 2008-03-03 21:57:
> Hi All!!!
>
> I wrote an SSL server similar to selfserv.c
> SSL_ConfigServerSessionIDCache is reinitializing the
> Server_Certificate_Nickname string to "", due to which the application
> is not able to find out the certificate or the private key in the
>
Hi All!!!
I wrote an SSL server similar to selfserv.c accessible at the link
below:
http://lxr.mozilla.org/security/source/security/nss/cmd/selfserv/selfserv.c
The options configuration string I passed to the application is "-n
Server_Certificate_Nickname -d Certificate_Database_Path -w Password
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