I'm sorry if this is common knowledge - I haven't been able to find an
answer.

 

I have a simple HTTPS server built with OpenSSL.  When I run:
openssl s_client -connect 192.168.10.22:81

from my Linux box (0.9.8o), I get the dreaded SSL3_READ_BYTES handshake
failure.

 

If I run the exact same command on a Windows box (1.0.0a), it works fine.

 

Is this a Linux vs Windows implementation issue, or did something big enough
change in 1.0.0 such that it works with self-signed certs where 0.9.8
didn't?

 

Given that 1.0.0a works fine, does that indicate my implementation is
correct?  

 

Finally, and most important, what can I do to get the Linux/0.9.8o to be
able to connect?   (side note: curl and wget on the Linux box have the same
problem)

 

Thanks for any insight.


Doug

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