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Date: Fri, 29 Apr 2011 22:46:53 +0200
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On 29.04.2011 22:38, Ben Noordhuis wrote:
>> - mod_ssl (openssl?) does not obey the maximum fragmentation
>>   length requested by the clients
>
> I think that this has been fixed in openssl 1.0.0.a.

I thought that too, but all my tries with my piece of software did not 
show the expected results.  Perhaps I will give it a try again.

> Monkey curiosity: why do you need it?

Embedded device where buffer size counts - if you have 16KByte RAM 
(which is quite comfortable) in total you do not like to waste it for a 
single buffer.

:
> $ cat>  gdb.conf
> b ap_run_post_config
> r
> b your_function
> c
> $ gdb -x gdb.conf --args /path/to/httpd -X
>
> But mostly you place the breakpoint once manually, then restart the
> server (`r` or `run`) when you recompile your module.
:

Many thanks for your hints, Ben.  Now I have a testbed to check the 
filtering mechanism of mod_gnutls.

Hardy