Please pardon me if this is an improper question to the list. But I am a freshman who uses stunnel to connect to his university library proxy from abroad. I had stunnel installed and it worked properly, but after an upgrade of all old ports, solicited by the installation process of a new application requiring MacPorts, stunnel doesn't work anymore. I have tried to re-install it, but I still get the same error message
Error binding squidssl to ::1:8095 bind: Address already in use (48)
Any clue as to what might have engaged the 8095 address and on how I might try to solve the problem?
Best, -dino buzzetti
Dear Sir, If you are on Windows, just open a command line console (start/run/cmd.exe), then netstat -fab will show you the process using some listening ports. On linux or un*x like, try netstat -pa.
Yours sincerely, Pierre
Quoting Dino Buzzetti buzzetti@philo.unibo.it:
Please pardon me if this is an improper question to the list. But I am a freshman who uses stunnel to connect to his university library proxy from abroad. I had stunnel installed and it worked properly, but after an upgrade of all old ports, solicited by the installation process of a new application requiring MacPorts, stunnel doesn't work anymore. I have tried to re-install it, but I still get the same error message
Error binding squidssl to ::1:8095 bind: Address already in use (48)
Any clue as to what might have engaged the 8095 address and on how I might try to solve the problem?
Best, -dino buzzetti
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The 4.x manpage says:
The certificates must be in PEM format and must be sorted starting with the certificate to the highest level (root CA).
But in practice it seems to be like this:
Private Key Server Certificate Highest Cert Next-highest Cert ... etc ... Lowest Cert above Server Certificate
So it is sorted with highest as the _second_ cert, not starting with it. Am I understanding this correctly?
-Craig
-- Craig Kelley http://inconnu.islug.org/~ink finger same server for PGP block