... not "socket.io"). It works great. Thanks for Poco and the WebSocket library! Now I want to make the WebSocket secure, using TLS, HTTPS, or whatever is appropriate. Can I do this with the Poco WebSocket library? Can you offer any pointers on how to get started? Thanks. Jim

Hi, We are using POCO Version 1.4.5. And we suspect we are getting some memory leaks from this version of POCO. Below is the stack trace we got when we checked for leaks in our code with Valgrind memory check tool. ==16045== 304 bytes in 1 blocks are possibly lost in loss record 12 of 13 ==16045== a...

... working on an inherited project that is using the POCO::Net HttpServer based on the httpserver architecture in the documentation. I have disabled TLS so I can analyze the traffic using wireshark. Client server communications are in JSON format. Basically the client asks for information and the ...

Probably has to do with switching to TLS. I don't have any experience with FTPS, but there were other TLS-related questions on this forum.

... server is FTPS? Yes, I'm pretty sure. More specifically, it's a FTPES. Actually, you can see the logs yourself. FileZilla 3.6.0.2 logs: Without TLS Status: Connecting to 127.0.0.1:521... Status: Connection established, waiting for welcome message... Response: 220 Microsoft FTP Service Command: ...

... libs in lib/VC/static, so there's your mess... The ultimate solution would be to create a version of NetSSL that uses the native Windows SSL/TLS API (SChannel). We basically have this, but it's based on a very old version of NetSSL and would need heavy updating. If someone wants to do this ...

This issue is related to SSL/TLS session caching and seems to be a result of the combination of a newer OpenSSL version and persistent connections with current Firefox. I did not observe this behavior with Chrome or Safari. To fix this, ...

... new in POCO C++ libraries, so judge me gently. :) I was able to build a simple TCP-based server application and I'd like to implement optional TLS connection by issuing a command during insecure connection (I'd also like to "escape" from this secured connection back to insecure if ...

Ok, solved my problem. The class SecureSMTPClientSession was meant for usage by TLS, not SSL. But, it was easy to make it work also with SSL. Below is what I did to connect using SSL (if anyone needs it): Poco::Net::SecureStreamSocket* pSSLSocket = new Poco::Net::SecureStreamSocket(pContext); ...

... to send email through my Gmail account by using the SecureSMTPClientSession class. If I connect to port 587 it works (Google says that port is for TLS), but if I connect to port 465 (that is for SSL) the login method hangs for awhile and then a SMTPException is thrown with the message "The ...