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Updated openSSL to fix timout issue on SSL streams - Bug #61285 #264
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Read and write on blocking SSL based IO will now obey the configured timeout.
Looks like the git clone on the build request above timed out... You may want to re-try, with higher timeout values on GIT. |
Updated to meet existing style, and PHP coding standards.
There seems to be quite a lot of duplicate logic. Do you think you can refactor this? See also |
When I get the opportunity, I will look into it. I really don't have Thanks On 2013-02-03 10:26, Gustavo Lopes wrote:
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Per requests from users, I refactored the read / write methods and pulled out some of the common code between the new refactored method and php_openssl_enable_crypto(). Personally, I think that too much factoring can reduce readability, but it was specifically asked for.
Now that the aforementioned refactoring is done... Could anyone merge this already please? |
@bbroerman30 BTW, you have finished said refactoring, right? |
A long time ago. From: Vasil Rangelov [mailto:notifications@github.com] @bbroerman30 https://github.com/bbroerman30 BTW, you have finished said Reply to this email directly or view it on |
Conflicts: ext/openssl/xp_ssl.c
This should fix bugs 61285 and 62605. I have tested with blocking and non-blocking SSL streams in PHP and in a PHP extension I am working on.