Slightly offtopic, but just occurred to me that "the SSL handshake"
should be renamed "the SSL middle finger", specially in consideration
of the scam that are CAs.
uriel
On Sun, Oct 3, 2010 at 9:15 PM, Martin Kopta wrote:
> I use surf and about a week ago it begun to refuse to load https pages
Quoth Jacob Todd:
> I thought surf didn't have finished ssl support, and that pages weren't
> actually secure when visiting with https (https://grc.com won't load in
> surf). I could be wrong though.
https://grc.com returns 301 moved permenantly to
http://grc.com/intro.htm So it looks like a bad
I thought surf didn't have finished ssl support, and that pages weren't
actually secure when visiting with https (https://grc.com won't load in
surf). I could be wrong though.
Quoth Martin Kopta:
> SSL handshake failed: A record packet with illegal version was received.
>
> I guess it is not surfs fault but before I dig deeper, I would like to
> know if somebody doesn't have the same problem.
I saw this a month or so ago with Gentoo. libsoup+gnutls was the
problem; se
I use surf and about a week ago it begun to refuse to load https pages with
message
SSL handshake failed: A record packet with illegal version was received.
I guess it is not surfs fault but before I dig deeper, I would like to
know if somebody doesn't have the same problem.
I recompiled openssl
