I have already reported to them and below is the response: This is obviously a SSL problem.
The Windows server uses different SSL settings which GnuTLS does not like. This is something you should discuss with the GnuTLS packager for your distribution and/or GnuTLS authors. httpfs uses the default SSL settings (this is not configurable at the moment) and those probably disable rehandshake with protocols/ciphers that cannot do rehandshake securely. Thanks, Ganguly On Tue, Aug 9, 2016 at 1:42 PM, Nikos Mavrogiannopoulos <[email protected]> wrote: > On Tue, Aug 9, 2016 at 9:31 AM, Onkurananda Ganguly > <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi Gnutls team, > > Whenever I tried to connect an Windows IIS8 server I am getting below > > error---- > > - Key Exchange: RSA > > - Protocol: TLS1.2 > > - Certificate Type: X.509 > > - Compression: NULL > > - Cipher: AES-128-CBC > > - MAC: SHA256 > > Note: SSL paramaters may change as new connections are established to the > > server. > > /usr/bin/httpfs2-ssl: main: closing socket. > > /usr/bin/httpfs2-ssl: main: closing SSL socket. > > /usr/bin/httpfs2-ssl: main: initializing SSL socket. > > /usr/bin/httpfs2-ssl: main: read: -37 Rehandshake was requested by the > > peer.. > > The server requested a rehandshake but the client (httpfs2-ssl) you > are using didn't handle it. You'd better report it to that tool. > > regards, > Nikos >
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