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Below is the output. Thanks

root@host# perl -MNet::SSLeay -e 'printf "%x\n",Net::SSLeay::OPENSSL_VERSION_NUMBER()'

90807f
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Re^11: Net::SSLeay and secure renegotiation
by noxxi (Pilgrim) on Dec 13, 2016 at 19:25 UTC

    > 90807f

    That's what I suspected. While you might have installed OpenSSL 1.0.2 on your system the Perl/Net::SSleay you use is linked against a the very old OpenSSL version 0.9.8g. This version is from 2008 and has no support for this pseudo cipher. In fact, the RFC 5746 which defines this pseudo cipher was only published in 2010.

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      thanks. How can i link new openssl version with net::ssleay and io::socket::ssl? do i have to reinstall the modules or is there a command that to link?

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        > How can i link new openssl version with net::ssleay and io::socket::ssl? do i have to reinstall the modules or is there a command that to link?

        You have to recompile and reinstall Net::SSLeay. And you need the OpenSSL header files for this which might or might be not installed on your system. Depending on how you've installed your new OpenSSL you might need to tell the Net::SSLeay installation where to look for the binary, library and header files. See the README file in the Net::SSLeay distribution for the exact details.

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