> On Feb 1, 2018, at 11:42 PM, Roushan Ara <roushan.ara@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > currently i am using openssl for client and server communication for file transfer. i am facing some issue regarding the writing the content of file.my requirement is i have to send the whole content of some specified file to server for that i am using SSL_write(). i can achieve this using SSL_write() in a while loop but my requirement is i have to use single SSL_write() for sending whole content of file and single SSL_read at the server to receive the whole content of the file.because in that message itself we have to specify some id so that it can be identified at the server to indicate that it is file reading. so i need to send single message with full content of file in a buffer. because of the maximum limitation of SSL_write() we are not able to send more than 16384 bytes. > Could somebody suggest s how can i use SSL_write() for the writing the whole content of text file in a single message without using any while loop. Your simplest solution is to use HTTP POST over SSL to create the illusion of a single message layered over a underlying reliable bytestream. Don't write your own code, consider using libcurl or an HTTPS library that best meets your needs. -- Viktor. -- openssl-users mailing list To unsubscribe: https://mta.openssl.org/mailman/listinfo/openssl-users
