sslstream

问题 tl;dr: "I would like to read an SslStream continuously in C# but I can't figure out the best way." Some background: I'm getting stock data from a stream that I would like to present in a web interface. The stream sends a heartbeat every 5 seconds and you can also subscribe/unsubscribe to stock prices and news etc. https://api.test.nordnet.se/next/2/api-docs/docs/feeds Currently I'm using SslTcpClient from MSDN example to read and write to the stream and it works OK. https://msdn.microsoft.com

问题 Based on the advice of @Len-Holgate in this question, I'm asynchronously requesting 0-byte reads, and in the callback, accept bytes the available bytes with synchronous reads, since I know the data is available and won't block. This seems so efficient and wonderful. But then I add the option for SslStream, and the approach falls apart. The zero-byte read is fine, but the SslStream decrypts the bytes, leaving a zero byte-count in the TcpClient's buffer (appropriately so), and I cannot

问题 I use NetworkStream with sockets in an SslStream socket server as follows: stream = new NetworkStream(socket, true); sslStream = new SslStream(stream, false); My question is, if when I call sslStream.Dispose() , will the SslStream dispose/close its inner stream and its socket too? Or do I need to explicitly close all three resources with sslStream.Close() , stream.Close() and socket.Close() ? 回答1: If possible, you should use C#'s using construct to dispose the stream 'automatically' after use

问题 I use NetworkStream with sockets in an SslStream socket server as follows: stream = new NetworkStream(socket, true); sslStream = new SslStream(stream, false); My question is, if when I call sslStream.Dispose() , will the SslStream dispose/close its inner stream and its socket too? Or do I need to explicitly close all three resources with sslStream.Close() , stream.Close() and socket.Close() ? 回答1: If possible, you should use C#'s using construct to dispose the stream 'automatically' after use

问题 I use NetworkStream with sockets in an SslStream socket server as follows: stream = new NetworkStream(socket, true); sslStream = new SslStream(stream, false); My question is, if when I call sslStream.Dispose() , will the SslStream dispose/close its inner stream and its socket too? Or do I need to explicitly close all three resources with sslStream.Close() , stream.Close() and socket.Close() ? 回答1: If possible, you should use C#'s using construct to dispose the stream 'automatically' after use

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59945581/unity-tlsexception-handshake-failed-unitytls-x509verify-flag-not-trusted

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59945581/unity-tlsexception-handshake-failed-unitytls-x509verify-flag-not-trusted

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59945581/unity-tlsexception-handshake-failed-unitytls-x509verify-flag-not-trusted

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59945581/unity-tlsexception-handshake-failed-unitytls-x509verify-flag-not-trusted

问题 I have a tcp connection like follows: public void ConnectToServer() { string mac = GetUID(); while(true) { try { tcpClient = new TcpClient("xx.x.xx.xxx", xxxx); networkstream = new SslStream(tcpClient.GetStream()); networkstream.AuthenticateAsClient("xx.x.xx.xxx"); networkstream.Write(Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes("0002:" + mac + "\r\n")); networkstream.Flush(); string serverMessage = ReadMessage(networkstream); Console.WriteLine("MESSAGE FROM SERVER: " + serverMessage); } catch (Exception e) {