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• IO::Socket::SSL (Score:2)

  by Dom2 (2981) <{dom} {at} {happygiraffe.net}> on 2006.07.05 12:22 (#48592) Homepage Journal

  Did you try IO::Socket::SSL? It's an alternative to Crypt::SSLeay. It does depend on Net::SSLeay however. Also, when I last used it, timeouts didn't work properly. But apart from that it works fine.

  -Dom

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  • Re:IO::Socket::SSL (Score:2)

    by malte (1708)

    We didn't try it, but it looks like it might run into silimar compilation problems. We can't really try it out now either, because the problem only occurs on the production machines (Which is really weird because the test machines are 99.999% identical).

    Does the module provide an Interface to LWP? If not it might be a good thing to implement the neccessary glue.
    • Re:IO::Socket::SSL (Score:2)

      by Dom2 (2981)

      LWP auto-detects Crypt::SSLeay vs IO::Socket::SSL and does the appropriate thing.

      We actually moved to Crypt::SSLeay because of the timeout issue, but both should work.

      What was the compilation issue?

      -Dom
      • Re:IO::Socket::SSL (Score:2)

        by malte (1708)

        Hhmm, I don't really remember the exact issue. What I do remember is that other people on the net (at least according to google :) seemed o have has similar problems with Crypt::SSLeay, specific archs and the latest version of OpenSSL.