Hi,
Sure the browser exports all export ciphers in the client_hello. But only if
they have been enabled in the browser.
It would be an empty list if only strong(non-exportable) ciphers were enabled
and others (exportable) were disabled in the browser.
And I think that is the scenario vijay is having problems with.
:) Amit.
Pluto wrote:
> On Thu, 17 Feb 2000, Amit wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> > I think the problem lies with the browser. The browser seems to be an
> > export version so strong encryption algorithms have been disabled. This
> > means that in the client_hello the browser's list of available ciphers
> > will be null and so the connection fails. What you could do is run openssl
> > tool s_server in the debug mode and actually find out the cipher list that
> > the browser sends to the server.
>
> It can't be null. The export versions offer all the algos that are
> marked EXP.
>
> Yours
>
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