> Has anybody discovered if it's platform dependent? I'm running under > 1. check the modules IO::Socket::SSL and Net::SSLeay - they should > have the lastest version number
I'm on: OS: Mac OS X 10.5.8 Perl: 5.008008 ASSP: 2.0.1(RC 0.3.18) (Higher versions seem to have problems with speed.) IO::Socket::SSL 1.26 / 1.22 Net::SSLeay assp does not list this in its module versions, but I have 1.35 (up to date) > 2. if you have installed any of these modules via cpan - use "make > test" Both modules pass. > 3. check your PATH, where ssleay librarys are installed > (ssleay32.dll, libeay32.dll) - correct the PATH so, that your Perl > directory is the first entry and for Unix/Mac OS X/Mac OS X Server? > 4. To solve this problem, you have to use a trusted certificate (and > keys) I use the same pair as the mail server uses. > 5. if you get "SSL wants a read first" errors - increase > "SSLTimeout" - 10 seconds should be high enough for typical DSL band > wide Have not seen these since much earlier tests of a bug. > 6. exclude failing IP's permanently from TLS/SSL - including these > IP's in 'noTLSIP' Doesn't that defeat the purpose of this feature? Why would one want to do that, rather than finding a way to have assp get their mail through? > 7. windows users can use 'jbmail' to verfy there SSL installation - > linux users can use any of the free tools to do this Given that mail actually gets through, one has to presume that the certs are valid and that SSL works. The cert works for some users with both TLS Tunnelling and Do TLS, but not for other users. I've no ides if the slowdowns are specifically caused by TLS/SSL, however, even if it seems that the preponderance of posts to the list seems to point in that direction. > 8. set "SSLdebug" to level 3 to analyse problems - the debug output > is written to STDERR - so you have to start ASSP in commandline mode I'll take a look at this. Debug has been on for a while, but assp starts with a cron watchdog on my machine (it proved the most reliable way a while ago, and there seems to be no reason to change this). Should I just be looking at my system log? BTW, minor GUI issue: in TLS section trubble should be trouble. :-) T. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Let Crystal Reports handle the reporting - Free Crystal Reports 2008 30-Day trial. Simplify your report design, integration and deployment - and focus on what you do best, core application coding. Discover what's new with Crystal Reports now. http://p.sf.net/sfu/bobj-july _______________________________________________ Assp-test mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/assp-test
