On Friday 29 September 2006 23:01, Eric S. Eberhard wrote:
I am AIX 4.3.3 and I compiled with xlc and the only option I used that was not default was to not link in the wrappers. I did get a ton of warnings that the "-pthreaded" option was not valid ... but it executes and responds so I am not sure that matters? Or should I do something (what?) about that?
IMHO it doesn't matter. Did you upgrade your OpenSSL library as well?
I have two problems (for now :-) ): 1) No matter what I do it seems that at least some debug is coming back through the socket, and no debug is going to my debug file
Very strange. What about logging to stdout with "foreground=yes"?
2) The debug I am getting is very strange -- the first timeit says "Snagged 64 from bytes from stunnel.rnd" The second time it says "Unable to retrieve any random data from stunnel.rnd" When I examine the file it has a current date and zero bytes. If I copy back my old (2000) stunnel.rnd it always reads once, and then writes it back out with zero bytes.
"RNDoverwrite = no" should help.
My configuration files for the service (visanet) is:
output = /tmp/stunnel.log debug = 7 RNDfile = /visanet/ssl/stunnel.rnd [visanet] client = yes connect = ssllab.pgs.wcom.net:443 sslVersion = SSLv2 protocol = smtp cert = /viasanet/ssl/stunnel.pem
Strange. There's no "accept" option in your configuration.
Best regards, Mike