Re: tunneling https through http

2002-05-14 Thread Rich Catlett

Yes, I am trying to access an https site through a proxy.  As I said
before I'm asking this question because the error I get on the client
side - Unrecognized SSL handshake says, as far as I can tell,  that an
https connection is being attempted on an http line.  I have set
debug=99 on the connection, and I am not getting any helpful information
on why the connection is failing.

Rich Catlett

On Tue, 2002-05-14 at 03:54, Graham Leggett wrote:

Rich Catlett wrote:

 I'm trying to tunnel https through a proxy using the CONNECT method.
 tomcat 4.1-dev is running with a connector expection an https connection
 on port 445.

CONNECT only makes sense if you need to access an https site through a
proxy - there is no https through http happening anywhere.

What are you trying to achieve?

Regards,
Graham
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tunneling https through http

2002-05-13 Thread Rich Catlett

I'm trying to tunnel https through a proxy using the CONNECT method. 
tomcat 4.1-dev is running with a connector expection an https connection
on port 445.  The proxy returns a 200 to the client which then attempts
to create the tunneled connection and do a handshake.  The error I get
is unrecognized ssl handshake, which as far as I can tell is an attempt
at an https connection via an http link.  My question is has anybody
else done this or even can the tomcat connectors do this?  I am fairly
certain that everything on the client side is correct.

Rich Catlett



problem with tomcat and javamail

2001-02-07 Thread Rich Catlett

I am running tomcat with a security manager and I can get a mail
taglibrary that uses the javamail api to work.  My best guess is that the
taglib is trying to access the system properties and can't due to the
security manager.  I have tried to set javamail properties in the code so
that it wouldn't have to search for the system props, and this still
doesn't work.  Has anyone had this problem.

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