Re: sslstream and certificates
From: Jakob Nielsen (a_at_b.c)
Date: 05/27/05
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Date: Fri, 27 May 2005 16:40:18 +0200
> It looks like that is all I need. I will try it out first thing tomorrow
Ok, now i tried it, and it works. I can make a server and client and have
them talk encrypted.
I wanted ssl in order to let a web browser connect through https to my
application which aced as a heet server.
Now a browser can connect, warn me about the encryption, display the
certiciate and aparently negotiate ssl in place.
It seems that data sent from the browser to me is getting lost. The
sslstream's reader allways show an empty stream, though I would expect the
browser to send a GET command.
Since I can make a client and server pair which can communicate, the problem
seems to be related to the browser and .net ssl. Perhaps there are some
incompatabilities related to that specific setup, that I don't know about?
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