This message is a little more information from my previously discussed troubles getting aqbanking/gwenhywfar 3 to connect to my investment broker.

Using GWEN_LOGLEVEL=debug, and then just copying over lines from io_http.c having "Header received:", I end up with the information in the attached file (attached so my mailer doesn't wrap the lines annoyingly).

My broker's server is using Set-Cookie, but possibly not correctly, as they aren't setting the "secure" option. In any event, my connection fails shortly after receiving the cookie.

My successful connections to a credit card company server do not show evidence of Set-Cookie, but there is an additional header sent before the application/x-ofx header arrives.

Is it possible that GnuTLS is not handling the cookies as successfully as OpenSSL? Does gwen have anything to do with handling the headers? Should I be sending this to the GnuTLS list? (Do I have enough information for them to judge and or solve the problem?)

Dave
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David Reiser
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Successful connection (credit card):
io_http.c:  681: Status received: [HTTP/1.1 200 OK]
io_http.c:  704: Header received: [Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 20:59:47 GMT]
io_http.c:  704: Header received: [Server: Apache]
io_http.c:  704: Header received: [Content-Length: 772]
io_http.c:  704: Header received: [Connection: close]
io_http.c:  704: Header received: [Content-Type: application/x-ofx]
io_http.c:  704: Header received: []
io_http.c:  711: Parsing header

Failed connection (investment):
io_http.c:  681: Status received: [HTTP/1.1 200 OK]
io_http.c:  704: Header received: [Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 20:58:59 GMT]
io_http.c:  704: Header received: [Server: Apache]
io_http.c:  704: Header received: [Connection: close]
io_http.c:  704: Header received: [Content-Type: application/x-ofx]
io_http.c:  704: Header received: [Set-Cookie: 
NSC_QSPE-PGYBNFSJ-443=4497535529e1;path=/]
io_http.c:  704: Header received: []
io_http.c:  711: Parsing header
(soon leads to "io_tls.c:  944: EOF met" and an aborted read)


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