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I try to use the openssl library Juan has ported recently. First: thank you very much for that!

To test this I try to get the demo programs sconnect.c (in demo/bio) and cli.cpp (in demo/ssl) to work. sconnect.c has a "#if WATT32" in there so it must have worked once with watt32.

I compile these with:
gcc -o sconnect.exe sconnect.c -lssl -lcrypto -lwatt -lz
and
gpp -o cli.exe cli.cpp -lssl -lcrypto -lwatt -lz

Made a PEM file with openssl.exe but do not know where openssl will look for that. From what I read openssl needs a client certificate, a client key and a CA cert. My PEM file just contains a private key and a certificate.

I devload "noise586.sys /i /m" . I also load a packet driver successfully
which does work with other programs. All this in real mode. noise586.sys works since in a different test the message "Insufficient random entropy" did no longer appear after loading noise586.sys.

cli.cpp will not successfully make a tcp/ip connection (to 127.0.0.1 as in the code).
sconnect.c will jump to the "err:" label when trying a BIO_write().

Is there a working example? (wget/htget in ssl mode?) Or can someone spot what I am doing wrong?

Georg