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comrade
yes
Alternatively,
Instead of my dll2inc, you can use 2397197 other DLL2INC implementations on this message board (by Vortex, Revenant, etc) Have fun, amigo!
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kidscracker
Thanx comrade, i will use it, i think implementing my own SSL library will be a large project, and will need a lot of time. Thanx. One thing, Shakira isn't from Peru
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Reverend
comrade wrote: Instead of my dll2inc, you can use 2397197 other DLL2INC implementations on this message board (by Vortex, Revenant, etc) ![]() |
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comrade
yes, i know you are Reverend
but i am quite sure there is another dll2inc implementation by Revenant |
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comrade
kidscracker, you can also check source code of "ftpbnc" program here:
http://comrade.ownz.com/sources/ftpbnc/ftpbnc-0.4.zip Your main concern is to sort through the OpenSSL API, and their manual on openssl.org is not very straightforward (it is just scattered manpages). Basically, you establish a normal socket connection using winsock, and then "layer" SSL on top of it using SSL_connect(socket, ...). Then, once SSL_connect does its handshaking, you will use SSL_send and SSL_recv, as opposed to send/recv. They act just the same, except SSL_send and SSL_recv will handle the encryption for you. ftpbnc contains code to handle both types of connection (non-SSL and SSL), so you can clearly see the difference in programming both types of connections. Linking openssl libraries (libeay32 and ssleay32) should be the least of your worries. |
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kidscracker
well after some years (7 to be exact) i come back a search for something i searched in the past. Thanks comrade, now i think i'll use for new projects
![]() BTW no more student, now an enginner! =D |
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