Matthias Hunstock writes:
> Firefox 27, default settings, connection to a SSL site fails with
> "sec_error_input_len". Downgrading to TLS 1.1 via setting
> security.tls.version.max to "2" --> works.
What site?
-JimC
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es an explicit prefs setting.
Is the retry logic in nss or in mozilla-central? And if the latter,
can anyone help narrow the search? I didn't find anything relevant
in comm-central.
Thanks,
-JimC
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ain.
Since the retry problem seems limited to sm, It seems my post was a
false alarm. :( Sorry for that.
-JimC
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ed with 1.0, since it defaults to 1.2 when
connecting to my servers.
-JimC
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o get ff (26) or sm (2.23)
to get her (relevant) profile to log in to their site.
[Side note: +\inf on the concecpt of profiles; one of Gecko's most
important features!]
-JimC
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a /lot/ of pre-aes-ni hardware in use.
-JimC
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A certs?
Is that intra-government usage?
-JimC
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you
can still use/modify/distribute/etc the contributed code after
contributing it to the FSF.
But only because they explicitly license it back.
(How that interacts with the extent to which the contributed code is a
derivative of GPL or LGPL code sounds like an interesting question.)
-JimC
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