Just a guess, from memory of a similar experience: Do you have some "non-standard" server certificate, e.g. issued by an inhouse CA? If so, maybe there's an issue with the OCSP responder of that certificate. If IO::Socket::SSL can't retrieve an OCSP response, it can't proceed and will apparently hang until the server gives up and terminates the connection.

To isolate this problem, you can disable server certificate checking for testing only by setting SSL_verify_mode => SSL_VERIFY_NONE in the ssl_opts of your LWP user agent. If the problem persists, remove that insecure setting and look elsewhere; if the problem vanishes, examine the certificate: Maybe the OCSP URL can't be reliably received, or it uses a non-standard transport mechanism/port which is blocked by a firewall.

In reply to Re: Net::SSLeay::connect -> -1 by haj
in thread Net::SSLeay::connect -> -1 by bliako

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