Am 23.04.14 22:59, schrieb Willy Tarreau: > Hi again Markus, > > I've checked my own logs and found SSL handshake failures starting > on April 8th, or the day after Heartbleed was disclosed, as can be > seen below with the number of errors per day : > > # err date > 2 Mar 27 > 2 Mar 28 > 1 Mar 29 > 2 Mar 30 > 3 Mar 31 > 3 Apr 1 > 7 Apr 2 > 1 Apr 3 > 2 Apr 4 > 8 Apr 5 > 24 Apr 6 > 2 Apr 7 > 619 Apr 8 > 2 Apr 9 > 2 Apr 10 > 158 Apr 11 > 6 Apr 12 > 2 Apr 13 > 158 Apr 14 > 157 Apr 15 > 168 Apr 16 > 109 Apr 17 > 7 Apr 18 > 7 Apr 19 > 7 Apr 20 > 110 Apr 21 > 497 Apr 22 > 123 Apr 23 > > Interestingly, my version was neither upgraded nor restarted during this > period, so it cannot be caused by a code change, and is very likely caused > by bots trying the attack. So I think it's also possible that you're > experiencing the same things and that you didn't notice them before > upgrading and checking your logs. > > Hoping this helps, > Willy > > thats really interesting. i can't compare with my numbers as i have activated ssl loadbalancing on 8th of april. i just checked all of my log files and data, because i first doubt this. so i can't compare my "old" numbers. so heartbleed could really be the cause of the high numbers.
my problem is, that i sometimes see an error message in my browser. i also got one response from a user saying that he can't access our ssl-pages and gets an error. markus
