SSL via thru /Sockets - 22/02/06 11:31 PM
When I try connecting to a server via SSL thru the newly add
/sockopen -e command.
My connection is automatically terminated.
On the acceptance dialog it says "Connecting to (+0)"
This is an error because it should be "Connecting to <server> (+<port)"
-Edit- It is also returning a warning sign for the "The name on the security certificate is invalid or.." part. (A result from not being able to detect the SSL/server information?)
I used the regular /server -m <server> +<port> to connect via SSL
and the acceptance dialog is correct, and I can connect correctly.
Maybe there is an error detecting the SSL/server information and it is automatically terminating the socket.
Both of these tests were tryed on the same server.
-Zach
/sockopen -e command.
My connection is automatically terminated.
On the acceptance dialog it says "Connecting to (+0)"
This is an error because it should be "Connecting to <server> (+<port)"
-Edit- It is also returning a warning sign for the "The name on the security certificate is invalid or.." part. (A result from not being able to detect the SSL/server information?)
I used the regular /server -m <server> +<port> to connect via SSL
and the acceptance dialog is correct, and I can connect correctly.
Maybe there is an error detecting the SSL/server information and it is automatically terminating the socket.
Both of these tests were tryed on the same server.
-Zach