This is a discussion on Got error on TLSv1 handshake when server is not sending its certificate to client - Openssl ; Hi Everyone, I have a written a simple client-server program in which I am trying to communicate between client and server using SSL by setting peer authentication OFF on both sides. When I don't set any certificates on server side, ...
Hi Everyone,
I have a written a simple client-server program in which I am trying to communicate between client and server using SSL by setting peer authentication OFF on both sides.
When I don't set any certificates on server side, I am getting this error s3_srvr.c(985): 41153: no shared cipher
If I set certificate on server side, it is working fine.
I have read TLSv1 RFC2246, in 7.3 section, they have given server sending its certificate is optional.
So, is it a restriction/limitation on openssl side? OR Am I doing any mistake?. I tried look for the similar problems in openssl mail archive, but could not find any.
Thanks
Durga Prasad
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