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… the referenced fork of the tacopie network module. - Visual Studio solution and project converted to VS2019
- clarify return value of ::send
- Changes implemented - Fixed a problem in recv_decrypt leading to buffer growth
After another review with martin -> ok
Added error message for CERT_E_UNTRUSTEDROOT
corrected meaning of const for is_encryption_active
Timeout during receive while TLS negotiation is in progress
Disabling the "deprecated" warning (C4996) is no longer necessary as inet_ntoa isn't used anymore
…nance Added support for incomplete return code during handshake loop. Using "const fd_t" instead of SOCKET as in other places for consistency Added error message for SEC_E_ILLEGAL_MESSAGE Added error message for SEC_E_UNTRUSTED_ROOT
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EG-513 Redis TLS: Verbindungsaufbau nicht möglich