Hi all. Sorry, I'm reposting this message because it got posted in an unrelated thread earlier... We used the openssl s_server tool with IE 5.0 over Windows NT4. It appears that IE requires Session ID caching to be turned on at the server end. It seems that it uses the first connection request only to establish a session with the server, and in subsequent connections, only reuses session IDs. When session Id caching is turned off at the server end, it refuses to do a full renegotiation (as the SSL protocol specifies) but simply drops the connection after reading the server_hello. On the other hand, Netscape works correctly in both cases. Is there a workaround available to get IE to work without Session Id caching? Or is my question irrelevant? Thanks in advance... -Anshuman. ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED] Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
