Right, that was with curl and wget from Ubuntu archive. I got some
documentation finally, to set up the corporate client and the ssl
connection works basically.
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Actually, it seems that most programs ignore the openssl.cnf anyway for
security(?) reasons. Played a bit with MinTlsVersion and it did not
change the request which is being sent. Luckily I could ask the DevOps
for the nginx versions used and they have versions with the openssl 3
fix; that comes wi
Hi Adrien, this is some corporate setup with Zscaler proxy and nginx
servers or reverse-proxies inbetween. I cannot say for sure how exactly
the servers are setup. The patch just adds the possiblity to set the
IgnoreUnexpectedEOF option to the config file by user. The config file
itself I would not
Public bug reported:
I get "Closing connection 0 curl: (35) error:0A000126:SSL
routines::unexpected eof while reading" accessing some web servers.
AFAIS "SSL_OP_IGNORE_UNEXPECTED_EOF" can help here. With 3.2[0] it can
be configured in openssl.cnf, whereas 3.0[1] cannot. Would you mind to
backport
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