Gordon Brown wrote: > However, when I try to do the same on another machine > that is behind a proxy server, I noticed that this same command > does not work.
NAT? Socks proxy? Squid proxy? Transparent proxy? It's not clear what you're talking about. > I got an error message like this: > Loading 'screen' into ramdom state -done > gethostbyname failure It looks like DNS doesn't work. Is it supposed to? What happens if you connect by IP? > connect:errno=11004 Since you don't say what platform you're using, there's no way to make sense of this error code. > I also noticed that in the macine NOT behind the proxy server > my web service client was able to communicate with the > web server throught https/ssl using the server cert obtained > through the openssl command, but in this machine that IS behind > the proxy server, the communication does not work. My > client is getting a no response error. The term "proxy server" can mean anything (NAT, Squid, Socks, ...). And a "no response" error can also mean many different things. (No response at the TCP level? No response from the application?) DS ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List openssl-users@openssl.org Automated List Manager majord...@openssl.org
