Fixed attaching ssl-ctx to stream for Lispworks (8). #225
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This implementation now manually creates a ssl-ctx-pointer via `comm:make-ssl-ctx' and configures the certificate and private key on it, which is then attached to the stream. Previously, `attach-ssl' was called with a symbol parameter for `ssl-ctx' and a callback function. But the callback function was not called.
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Please check. |
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I think it might be possible to create one ssl-ctx per acceptor which might be a bit more performant. |
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As mentioned, the |
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Bump. |
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This implementation now manually creates a ssl-ctx-pointer via
comm:make-ssl-ctxand configures the certificate and private key on it, which is then attached to the stream.Previously,
attach-sslwas called with a symbol parameter forssl-ctxand a callback function. But the callback function was not called.