On 2018-07-31 21:09, Philip Martin wrote:
Daniel Shahaf writes:
Subversion uses Serf, which uses OpenSSL, which talks to an SSL implementation
on the server. The root cause of the error is known to the SSL implementation
on the server (that's why you see it in the error log). It's not
Julian Foad wrote on Tue, 31 Jul 2018 22:27 +0100:
> Daniel Shahaf wrote:
> >Add the "work in progress" notice (r1780199)?
>
> Yes please!
Sure, r1837213.
(Would've committed it myself but I had already missed the first act of the
first dream...)
On 8/1/2018 9:25 AM, Folker Schamel wrote:
On 2018-07-31 21:09, Philip Martin wrote:
Daniel Shahaf writes:
Subversion uses Serf, which uses OpenSSL, which talks to an SSL implementation
on the server. The root cause of the error is known to the SSL implementation
on the server (that's why
Hi Stefan,
That's the catch here. Subversion does not ship with OpenSSL by
itself. From Subversion's point of view this is a 3rd-party
dependency. You can easily build Subversion 1.9.x/1.10.x with OpenSSL
1.0.x. Whether or not you run into this issue therefore is outside the
scope of
Daniel Shahaf wrote:
>Julian Foad wrote:
>> Daniel Shahaf wrote:
>> >Add the "work in progress" notice (r1780199)?
>>
>> Yes please!
>
>Sure, r1837213.
>
>(Would've committed it myself but I had already missed the first act of
>the first dream...)
Thank you Daniel!
(I trust you knew I didn't
Folker Schamel wrote on Wed, 01 Aug 2018 17:51 +0200:
> Hi Julian,
>
> Draft which may save you some time:
>
> First patch against trunk:
> [[[
> * site/staging/faq.html:
>Add entry for "An error occurred during SSL communication" error.
> ]]]
>
> Second patch against trunk:
> [[[
> *
Hi Julian,
Draft which may save you some time:
First patch against trunk:
[[[
* site/staging/faq.html:
Add entry for "An error occurred during SSL communication" error.
]]]
Second patch against trunk:
[[[
* site/staging/docs/release-notes/1.10.html:
Add entry for an OpenSSL upgrade causing
Folker Schamel wrote:
> Hi Stefan,
>> That's the catch here. Subversion does not ship with OpenSSL by
>> itself. From Subversion's point of view this is a 3rd-party
>> dependency. [...] It could be something worthwhile adding to the FAQ
>> however, though then in a more general manner like:
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