On Tue, May 09, 2006, Stefan Walter wrote:
I am writing a server without checking the server certificate... the
client (written in java) works fine by using s_server as server. i start
the s_server by using this command: openssl s_server -accept 1111 -cipher
ADH-RC4-MD5
i wrote now my own server but i always get following output:
Using default temp DH parameters
Connection from 70da6e53, port dee6
SSL connection using ADH-RC4-MD5
Client does not have certificate.
how can i deactivate the client certificate checking on server side?
It seems you are being confused by the "Client does not have certificate."
message. If you've followed the stuff in s_server it will display that
message
even if the server does not request a certificate.
Thanks a lot, it works! I got really confused abt it!!
Steve.
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