SslServerConn *pServer = (SslServerConn*)pServerArg;
  return BIO_eof(pServer->bio);
}

/*
** Read cleartext bytes that have been received from the client and
** decrypted by the SSL server codec.
** If the expected payload size unknown, i.e. if the HTTP Content-Length: header
** field has not been parsed, the noLoop argument should be 1, or SSL_read() may
** block and wait for more data than is eventually going to arrive (on Windows).
*/
size_t ssl_read_server(void *pServerArg, char *zBuf, size_t nBuf){
size_t ssl_read_server(void *pServerArg, char *zBuf, size_t nBuf, int noLoop){
  int n;
  size_t rc = 0;
  SslServerConn *pServer = (SslServerConn*)pServerArg;
  if( nBuf>0x7fffffff ){ fossil_fatal("SSL read too big"); }
  else if( BIO_eof(pServer->bio) ) return 0;
  while( nBuf!=rc ){
    n = SSL_read(pServer->ssl, zBuf + rc, (int)(nBuf - rc));
    if( n<=0 ){
      break;
    }else if(n>0){
      rc += n;
      if( noLoop ) break;
    }
#ifdef _WIN32
    /* Windows (XP and 10 tested with openssl 1.1.1m and 3.0.1) does
    ** not require reading in a loop, returning all data in a single
    ** call. If we read in a loop on Windows, SSL reads fail. Details:
    ** https://fossil-scm.org/forum/forumpost/2f818850abb72719 */
    break;
#endif
  }
  return rc;
}

/*
** Read a single line of text from the client.
*/