On Fri, 2018-10-26 at 10:07 +0100, Matt Caswell wrote:
> How did you generate this error string? It looks like you might have
> taken the return value (5) from SSL_get_error() and stuffed it into
> ERR_error_string() or a similar function. That would give you output
> like this - but is the incorr
On 24/10/2018 23:34, Skip Carter wrote:
> I have a server-side application that fails when some clients connect:
>
> waiting for SSL accept()...
> SSL_accept() (0) failure -1
> SSL_accept() (1) failure 5
How did you obtain the error number 5? Is this the return value from
SSL_get_error()? If so
On Thu, 2018-10-25 at 19:58 +0200, Jakob Bohm via openssl-users wrote:
> First, note the OpenSSL FAQ about how to turn on readable error
> messages.
I am already using the ERR_error_string(), but the result is still
opaque to me.
Error string : error:0005:lib(0):func(0):DH lib
The FAQ says
On 25/10/2018 00:34, Skip Carter wrote:
I have a server-side application that fails when some clients connect:
waiting for SSL accept()...
SSL_accept() (0) failure -1
SSL_accept() (1) failure 5
[DEBUG] Error string : error:0005:lib(0):func(0):DH lib
SSL_accept() sockerrno is: 0
I think
I have a server-side application that fails when some clients connect:
waiting for SSL accept()...
SSL_accept() (0) failure -1
SSL_accept() (1) failure 5
[DEBUG] Error string : error:0005:lib(0):func(0):DH lib
SSL_accept() sockerrno is: 0
I think that something earlier failed silently and
Vinni a écrit :
Hello
i am using SSL_CTX_load_verify_locations() to load the CA certs.
I have another question that ..
How actually the SSL_accept get the client certificate ?? Is its internal
function also fetch the
CA certificate of the client or it check the CA list of its own that is set
Hello
i am using SSL_CTX_load_verify_locations() to load the CA certs.
I have another question that ..
How actually the SSL_accept get the client certificate ?? Is its internal
function also fetch the
CA certificate of the client or it check the CA list of its own that is set
by the above functi
vinni rathore a écrit :
>
> hi,
>
> i am stuck with the error "Unable to get local issuer certificate" and
> then "SSL3_GET_CLIENT_CERTIFICATE: peer certificate not return".
>
> I have created my own certificates using Openssl.exe . I have created
> CACert.pem which is self signed CA certificate
Hi vinni,
As a hint i will reformulate how i understand your problem
The server cannot accept the client certificate because it cannot check
that the certificate have been issued by a trusted CA.
This arise because the CA certificate is not available so the questios are
1) Is the CA ce
hi,
i am stuck with the error "Unable to get local issuer certificate" and then
"SSL3_GET_CLIENT_CERTIFICATE: peer certificate not return".
I have created my own certificates using Openssl.exe . I have created
CACert.pem which is self signed CA certificate and then two other
certificates one is C
x it throws the following error.
I could not find
> the reason string for error code 4095.
>
> return code from SSL_accept (rr = -1) SSL_get_error = 1
>SSL_accept Failure
error::lib(255):func(4095):reason(4095)
> Can you guide me how to handle this case ?
Try to i
code works for windows, but for linux it throws the following error.
I could not find
> the reason string for error code 4095.
>
> return code from SSL_accept (rr = -1) SSL_get_error = 1
>SSL_accept Failure
error::lib(255):func(4095):reason(4095)
> Can you guide me ho
it throws the following error. I
could not find the reason string for error code 4095.
return code from SSL_accept (rr = -1) SSL_get_error = 1
SSL_accept Failure
error::lib(255):func(4095):reason(4095)
Can you guide me how to handle this case ?
Thanks in advance
Srinivas
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