> Thanks. I'll talk to the server admin and see if I can't get some. > Logs, that is. > > But the description of the problem in the link I supplied is almost > exactly the same as my problem. Only the server fqdn differs.
That's not helpful for two reasons. First, two problems that appear almost exactly the same may in fact be completely different. Second, the problem report you reference isn't a server we can access either. > In the interest of not flooding this mailing list with irrelevant > details, what specific information would be more helpful? Or should I > just brain dump everything I have. (I'm inclined to the latter but > like I said don't want to flood this thing). > > Okay, thanks. Later... The other problem report is not that helpful because there's a log of the problem case but no log of the non-problem case. Worse, the problem seems to be simply that the server drops the connection. Since we can't see the server logs, the only way to troubleshoot is to test in-between the case known to work and the case not known to work to see exactly what it takes to make it work. That's not possible without the ability to test against the server. DS ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List openssl-users@openssl.org Automated List Manager [EMAIL PROTECTED]
