** Changed in: neutron
Status: In Progress => Fix Released
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1170155
Title:
SSL error with HTTPS
Status in OpenStack Neutron (virtual network service):
Fix Released
Bug description:
1500 MTU assigned by dnsmasq is too large over GRE tunnel used by OVS.
Packet fragmentation occurs and HTTPS certs fail.
When I try and initiate an HTTPS session from an instance, it times
out with an SSL error.
Tests from within an instance
'curl https://$url` fails
'curl http://$url' works
'openssl s_client -connect $url 443' returns CONNECTED(00000003) and then
hangs
'telnet $url 443' works
If I run the same commands from the quantum server within the router
namespace, everything works fine.
Launching the same image on a Folsom cloud with Nova-Networking works fine.
I am using Grizzly with Quantum. There is one quantum server and one
KVM hypervisor. All quantum services are running on the quantum server
and only the ovs plugin is running on the hypervisor. The instance is
assigned a private IP address. I have a router created with the
gateway set to a public network and an interface on the private
network.
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