Thanks for testing it.

I'm running Apache 1.3.9

I've tried using both openssl-9.6 and openssl-9.6a

I've reinstalled dozens of times (Tried to even go back to earlier versions of everything, all with the exact same results.)

What I'm actually trying to do is use SOAP::Lite to communicate with a service via SSL. (It worked fine over HTTP) When it started failing mysteriously, I decided to try it with lwp, etc and they all have the same results.

One thing I have noticed is that when install Net::SSLeay, it is able to contact all test sites which makes me think the problem is somewhere inbetween IO::Socket::INET and IO::Socket::SSL. I have a feeling that it's some wrong define or constant in one of the headers or some other obscure glitch. It's hard for me to know where to begin with all the oo inheritence.

Through adding warnings, etc to Net::SSL I can tell that it does try and negotiate versions 3,23 and 2 yet all fail. The site I am trying to connect to is using 23 and I am able to communicate with it using a linux/intel box with the same versions of LWP,Net::SSLeay, etc installed.

Thanks,
-Lee

"To be civilized is to deny one's nature."

In reply to Re: Re: Socket problems and SSL by shotgunefx
in thread Socket problems and SSL by shotgunefx

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