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30 March 2023, 13:36
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AmiSSL unstable
Hi
My Amiga 3.x app is unstable when I call SSL_Connect() or SSL_Read(). Sometimes it works fine. Sometimes it causes the program to fail with error #80000004. Sometimes it even corrupts the entire OS and the display shows garbage requiring a reboot. I can't figure out what the issue is, especially since it works fine about half the time. What could be going on here? I'm using AmiSSL 5.8 |
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30 March 2023, 14:50
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You need more than the default 4kB stack to use AmiSSL, 8kB is enough as far as my experience goes.
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30 March 2023, 16:10
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30 March 2023, 18:56
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I'm going to have to check this out at some point, as I'm sure OpenSSL used to be lighter on stack usage - 4K used to be enough, I think. Probably the provider/param stuff could be pushing it up.
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30 March 2023, 23:52
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It has been like this since 4.x for the record. Keep in mind that it is not only AmiSSL itself that uses stack when you call SSL_Connect(), SSL_Read() etc, but the underlaying calls to bsdsocket.library will also consume stack.
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