On Thu, 7 Apr 2022 at 20:04, Dave Jones wrote:
> Yeah, that works even better.
>
Trying to make it a full week without disagreeing with Alan, let me just
complement his post...
Indeed, certificates these days have the hostname in the Subject Alternate
Name extension.Just like your browser, the
Yeah, that works even better.
DJ
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On 04.07.2022 10:36 AM, Ala
You don't need DNS, unless you want it. Look for /etc/hosts file or
equivalent..
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Alan
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> -Original Message-
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> On Behalf
Thanks for that explanation, Alan. I really haven't been keeping up with
all of the latest rules and regs for security. Maybe I need to figure
out how to run my own DNS here so I can map things like names to local
IP addresses.
Take care.
DJ
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As an aside, when using TLS, you should be using the host name, not the IP
address in a client. A browser like FF will validate what you typed against
what is in the server certificate and they won't match, so you'll get a
warning. That's fine for interactive applications, but not so much for
OK, I found the problem, due to Rob's suggestion. If I point Firefox to
this URL:
https://192.168.128.118:2080/
it works as designed. I was just using 192.168.128.118:2080 before.
Many thanks.
DJ
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On Thu, 7 Apr 2022 at 16:02, Dave Jones wrote:
>
> FPLTCQ1015E ERRNO 10410: 10410
> FPLMSG004I ... Issued from stage 3 of pipeline 3 name "WEENYWEB.REXX:7"
> FPLMSG001I ... Running "tcpdata TLSLABEL SMBSSI"
>
> Turns out that the SSL error number 410 means "SSL message format is
> incorrect.".
>
Hello, all.
I am trying to add SSL/TLS support to Sir Rob's weenyweb application. I
simply added the parameters TLSLABEL SMBSSI to the tcpdata stage on line
22 in the WEENYWEB REXX file.
Weenyweb starts up as it should but when I point a web browser (here
Firefox on Linux) at it I get a number of
