, so that maybe the Request can be closed, or others who
encounter the problem will find this solution.
bye
Christian
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Hello,
it seems that the issue is solved as of
OpenSSL 0.9.8d 28 Sep 2006
at least I can connect my Windows 2003 active directory server from my
FreeBSD 6.2-RELEASE-p1 and -p3
boxes even when leaving out the -pause or -debug switches.
bye
Christian
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Christophe Devine wrote:
Christian Marg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
See the log on http://pastebin.com/892617 (or if that takes to long to
load: http://pastebin.ca/379610 ) - didn't want to post 30K mail ;)
Looking at the logs, it appears the server drops the connection after
the client has
Hello...
Nils Larsch wrote:
Christian Marg wrote:
I can't connect to my Active Directory Server's LDAPS-Port due to an SSL
handshake failure. I can reproduce the following using some different
Versions and Builds (Windows, FreeBSD, Solaris, Linux) of OpenSSL.
[...]
If I add either
concerning this bug some days ago -
Subject Weird OpenSSL behaviour on connecting to W2k3-LDAPS [LONG]
posted on 16.02.07. You can find some log output there...
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I also found out that the handshake succeeds when I'm forcing SSLv2 (see
short form above), but of course that too is no solution for my problem.
Looks like a timing issue - has anyone encountered this before?
bye
Christian
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