On 6/13/2012 10:37 PM, mark lewis -> Scott Street wrote:   
      
   >   SS> I'll update here as I fix the code further.   
      
   I've cleaned up my hacking to about the 90% level - I even have a config   
   parameter for the certificate file now (was hard coded).  I also cleaned up a   
   lot of useless polling - the server not properly blocks and waits for   
   user/client IO vs chewing CPU time polling with selects that timed-out every   
   second.   
      
   > i compile my jamnntpd on OS/2 Warp 3 with EMX so i hope it will work   
   > there as well... i, too, would like to offer a secure connection if at   
   > all possible ;)   
      
   Is there a evaluation version of OS/2 one can download? I remember back in the   
   day (way back) with OS/2 1.2 and 1.3 on my BBS.  I'd like to see if I can get   
   it to build and run.  I can also package up the source and make it available   
   for other folks to try it.   
      
   I know the linux build works, and I added a compile time define of   
   "TLSENABLED" to enable the TLS routines and config parameters.  Most of the   
   changes are in nntpserv.c/h and sockio.c/h;  minor changes to main.c.   
      
   List of files changed:   
   src/Makfile.linux   
   src/main.c   
   src/nntpserv.c   
   src/nntpserv.h   
   src/sockio.c   
   src/sockio.h   
   src/History.txt   
      
   Additional requirements:   
   	This is the SMAPI version; you'll need the husky project (the CVS (unstable)   
   version to build)   
      
   	Secondly, I built it for openSSL - a working install of openssl is needed.   
      
   	A *Signed* Server Certificate in PEM format, no certificate = no SSL.   
      
   Those of you building for OS/2 or Win32 - you'll need to modify the   
   src/Makefile.os2 and src/Makefile.win32 respectively; defining TLSENABLED in   
   PLATFORMDEF, and add support for openSSL's ssl and crypt libraries.   
      
      
   *NOTE: I've never gotten around to getting my freq processor installed -   
   perhaps someday.   
      
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