Bruno Silvestre

Hi Diego, luasec imported some files from luasocket to deal with sockets and offer the same API for buffer. If some symbols from luasocket could be exported, it is possible...

I think these are the functions: ssl.c:266: buffer_init ssl.c:278: buffer_meth_send ssl.c:286: buffer_meth_receive ssl.c:294: buffer_meth_getstats ssl.c:302: buffer_meth_setstats ssl.c:372: buffer_isempty ssl.c:263: io_init ssl.c:62: socket_strerror ssl.c:72: socket_setblocking ssl.c:76: socket_destroy ssl.c:110: socket_waitfd ssl.c:325: socket_setnonblocking...

It could be good to avoid name clash. For now, it does not cause any trouble for luasec.

Hi, I think that keep one base for the code is a good thing for luasec too, but the self contained version like it is today seems easier to build...

The makefile works fine for Linux/Mac/BSD. There is a Visual Studio project that can help for Windows.

You need to check if your version of openssl is compatible with new versions of luasec.

Well, in normal situation, `make linux` will build the library. If it issues an error about not finding `.h`, you need to edit `Makefile` and adjust `CFLAG`. But, if you...

My guess: luasec was built using openssl 1.0.0 and your system has 1.1.0. You need to rebuild luasec with your correct library.

I need to setup an environment to reproduce this issue. I need to find a Windows machine and if you can help me with mingw...

I don't use Windows... Has anyone technical argument about to include these library in rockspec?