Subhash Chopra wrote:
> This was with Mozilla 0.8 with PSM1.4
I'd say that is a P1 bug. However, since it happened with PSM 1.x and
the PSM group is now developing PSM 2.0, I suspect that this problem will
not be fixed in PSM 1.x.
But whether or not it is fixed in PSM 1.x, the PSM group should make very
sure this bug is not also found in PSM 2.0.
> If you have some imformation specefic to the behavioural differences , between
> PSM 1.x and PSM 2.0.,with respect to SSL\TLS handshake please
> do let me know.
> I wuould appreciate if nybody can provide any insight on this topic.
>
> -Subhash
> "Nelson B. Bolyard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Was this with PSM 1.x? or PSM 2.0 ? or ??
>
> --
> Nelson Bolyard Sun / Netscape Alliance
> Disclaimer: I speak for myself, not for Netscape
>
>
> Subhash Chopra wrote:
> >
> > Outputs from SSLDump with Mozilla and various other browsers (ie IE,Opera
> > etc....) revealed the following facts:
> >
> > In case of a HTTPS request for a web site with say 4 gifs, mozilla opens up
> 4
> > TCP connections and do the SSL handshake including the clientkeyexchange,
> > server certificates .... for each one of them.
> > While other browsers like IE 5 or opera 5, open up 1 TCP connection and do
> a
> > complete SSL handshake on it... and then these browsers reuse use the
> session
> > id and negotiated values of this first TCP session for the other 3
> > connections which are opened for each gif ( for the other 3 TCP
> connections
> > it only performs HELLO and CHANGECIPHERSPEC protocol ).
> > This approach adds to performance in terms of the size of bandwidth and
> time.
>
> > I just wonder........ why mozilla is doing it differently as the resuse of
> > negotiated keys would result less turnaround time.
> > I am not able to figure out the reason for this anomolus behaviour.
> >
> > Any thoughts ....or findings...
> >
> > Moreover while closing these secure connections in case of Mozilla, web
> > server(Apache) doesnot send an Alert whereas it do sends an alert in case
> of
> > other browser.
> >
> > Has somebody else observed similar behaviour ............
> >
> > --Subhash
>
>
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