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I have a program that calls HTTPAPI (yes, I know, I seem to have a lot
of them), and a few minutes ago, it crashed while trying to parse an
empty reply buffer, with (and I should have saved the
/tmp/httpapi_debug.txt) something about an SSL handshake timeout as the
last debug message.
The last HTTPAPI call was an "http_persist_req" with an opcode of "PUT."
The return code came back as 1, but the program got an empty reply buffer.
I suspect that another program on another customer box, that recently
crashed with a return code of 1 but an empty reply buffer, suffered the
same fate, but the debug file had already been overwritten before
anybody told me there was a problem.
Is there a way for the calling program to detect SSL handshake failures,
so it can recover from them?
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JHHL
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