August 30, 2008 02:16am pdt

1. gheist 9,690
2. TeRReF 4,000
2. sunnycoder 4,000
4. ravenpl 3,200
5. Blaz 2,500
6. Tintin 2,000
6. sda100 2,000
6. KCTS 2,000
6. Arthur_M... 2,000
6. riotz 2,000
6. jausions 2,000
6. mr_egypt... 2,000
6. sjm_ee 2,000
6. louisbohm 2,000
6. gbougiakas 2,000
6. gnurl 2,000
6. tprpics 2,000
18. richrumble 1,600
19. Dhaest 1,500
19. mwecom... 1,500
19. michal_sjx 1,500
19. Psychotec 1,500
23. arnold 1,200
23. duncan_roe 1,200
25. omarfarid 930

1. ahoffmann 58,928
2. gheist 38,029
3. yuzh 34,747
4. Tintin 28,923
5. ravenpl 17,555
6. jlevie 17,456
7. chris_cal... 14,021
8. wesly_c... 8,820
9. ppfoong 8,019
10. liddler 7,400
11. sunnycoder 6,080
12. PsiCop 4,792
13. amit_g 4,750
14. TeRReF 4,600
15. zgrp 3,000
15. sparks1... 3,000
17. sjm_ee 2,750
18. sppalser 2,640
19. nixfreak 2,525
20. tfewster 2,505
21. Blaz 2,500
22. spreston 2,400
22. JustUNIX 2,400
24. Redimido 2,350
25. blu 2,225

07.07.2008 at 10:30AM PDT, ID: 23544060 | Points: 250

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How to set up SSL connection between a client and server using C/Unix programming

Asked by Sujeet_Lohan in C Programming Language, Unix Network Security Questions, Encryption for Network Security

Tags: IBM, c/unix, Standard 'C' and IBM's OS - aix ver 5.3, how to set up SSL between client and server using c/unix programming, C

I have written C program on unix. This is a client program and talking to a server program. It begins with Creating a socket, setting up socket parameters, connecting to server and after connection is established, then send message to server.
Now I want to set up SSL between client and server so that messages are encrypted. How to achieve that.
I know that on the server program, SSL certificate file need to installed. That is pre-requisite, I think. But how use that file to add SSL to the existing un-ecrypted connection, that what I am looking for.Start Free Trial

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