While working on different ways of session management I came across this error.
I had a single file consisting of a recently negotiated SSL session (stored using PEM_write_SSL_SESSION()). I used that text file to initialize the Client Hello message with that session_id. I also added the session_id from the file, to the context on the server side, so that a session resumption based on the stored session_id could take place. Well, the idea was to use a previously negotiated session id, from both ends, i.e. client (through client hello) and server (reciprocating through server hello). I ensured using the same protocol at all levels, i.e. SSLv3. The Client Hello got successfully initialized by the session_id. The next message was a "Server Hello, Change Cipher Spec, Encrypted Handshake Message" which also responded with the same session id. The third message a fatal error message => (Level: Fatal (2), Description: Illegal Parameter (47)) I don't understand why the error popped up. Previously I have run tests, to reuse a session stored from a file (server-side), which worked fine. -- Regards Shubham Chauhan
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