After downloading the new snapshot yesterday, hacking the code to get it to build without copyrighted ciphers (as reported earlier), and hacking the deadlock issue (also reported earlier), I finally got things to run OK again, with one exception. I can't establish an Authenticated connection any more. I can get non-authenticated connections to run just fine. I can't get either side to authenticate, though. I'm using the default verification routine, so I'm accepting whatever recommendation OpenSSL makes about Accepting or Rejecting a certificate. It always says "reject it". I don't know why. I thought perhaps my old certificates didn't work with the new code, so I tried generating all new keys and certificates, and that didn't work either. I rebuilt OpenSSL with all the ciphers back in, tried both the old and new certificates again, and still nothing. I can't get any of this to work. Any ideas what happened? Did OpenSSL break, or am I in the weeds? Also, is there a fix yet for the build problems that I reported earlier? As usual, thanks for all the help, and I appreciate any help on this issue. Bill Rebey ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org Development Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
