>>> We've found out that openssl shipped with CentOS 5 (old, I know) won't
>>> talk TLS by default.
>>
>> This depends on the application using OpenSSL.
>>
>>> So, once we cut off SSLv3, our Nagios scripts begin to fail, because
>>> they are not able to handshake with the monitored server.
>>
>> Wh
* Florian Weimer:
> * Edson Marquezani Filho:
>
>> We've found out that openssl shipped with CentOS 5 (old, I know) won't
>> talk TLS by default.
>
> This depends on the application using OpenSSL.
>
>> So, once we cut off SSLv3, our Nagios scripts begin to fail, because
>> they are not able to han
* Edson Marquezani Filho:
> We've found out that openssl shipped with CentOS 5 (old, I know) won't
> talk TLS by default.
This depends on the application using OpenSSL.
> So, once we cut off SSLv3, our Nagios scripts begin to fail, because
> they are not able to handshake with the monitored serv
Hello.
I work for a major Internet company in my country, and we are starting
to disable SSLv3 on our critical webservers, because of Poodle. But,
we're experiencing some side-effects as well.
We've found out that openssl shipped with CentOS 5 (old, I know) won't
talk TLS by default. So, once we
