[stunnel-users] Problems in Stunnel4.10

[vasudha.upadhyaya at convergys.com]

Hi,
  We have been using stunnel 4.05 and recently downloded the stunnel 4.10
and deployed in our environmrnt. All the traffice is going via the Load
Balancer Cisco CSS with SSL Module to the unix server(with stunnel4.10 on
them). We also 4.10 deployed on the Windows2000 as a client.

The CSS sends keep Alives to check the health of the servers(whether they
are up or not).And I guess due to this the stunnel on unix servers crashes
immediately and there is a access violation error.
Attached is the truss output for one of the unix servers.Stunnel4.10 was
compiled using OpenSSL0.97d and OpenSSL0.97g, and still we get the same
problem.Attached is the stunnel.conf also.[attachment "stunnel.conf"
deleted by Vasudha Upadhyaya/CCMG/CVG]

(See attached file: truss.out)      (See attached file: stunnel.conf)

Thanks,
Vasudha.
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Vasudha Upadhyaya
Convergys Speech Solutions
Ph:703-885-5837
vasudha.upadhyaya at convergys.com
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