It appears that SSL_read does not work like a stream protocol.
This is the server part of the program --
char c[] = "Hello";
SSL_write (sslconnection, &c[0], 1);
SSL_write (sslconnection, &c[1], 1);
SSL_write (sslconnection, &c[2], 1);
SSL_write (sslconnection, &c[3], 1);
SSL_write (sslconnection, &c[4], 1);
SSL_write (sslconnection, &c[5], 1);
And this's the client part --
char c[15];
sleep(2);
SSL_read (sslconnection, c, sizeof(c));
printf ("%s\n", c);
With the TCP implementation, I get a complete 'Hello', with SSL_read,
I'm only getting 'H', under the next call I get 'e', then the next gives
'l' etc...
So this is preserving message boundaries. How do I get the complete
message just like with TCP?
