Hi Steve
Thanks for the tip, will try it tomorrow.
Kind regards
Rolf (aka spieler67)
On Thu, Jun 17, 2010, Rolf Ackermann wrote:
Hi Steve
Thanks for your fast answer.
Sorry, some clarification:
If I'm using the "openssl s_client -host [mail-server] -port 443" command
it
works very good. But the problem is that I've written a software using the
openssl library (libssl.so) with which I want to connect to a mail server
using https. As long as the SSL session shows TLS1, Cipher RC4-MD5 the
"SSLv3 flush data" occurs. But if the SSL session shows TLS1, Cipher
AES128-SHA
the "SSLv3 flush data" no longer occurs (eg only within SSL_CB_EXIT).
Try setting the bugs options in the client code. Possibly the one to not
insert empty fragments as that confuses some servers.
Steve.
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