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However nUpdate Administration does throw a error when connecting to such a server with default configuration.
I traced the error down and the problem seems like nUpdate Administration client did not reuse SSL session and therefore get's a rejecting data connection.
The workaround then, is to add the TLSOption to your configuration, i.e.:
# Relax the requirement that the SSL session be reused for data transfers
TLSOptions NoSessionReuseRequired
This is more a information for you - perhaps take a closer look how you handle ssl sessions.
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thanks for the hint and workaround. Indeed SSL is not handled as good as it should now. The validation callback just always evaluates to true.
Have to do something about that.
I just closed the issue so that it is not hanging around there forever. I have currently no time to provide a change to that for v3.x and I am not sure, when and if I'll publish new updates to v3.x unless there is a secflaw. My focus would actually rely on v4 where everything has changed in any case. If you want to further investigate and let this issue open, let me know.
A common ftp package for linux is proftp.
However nUpdate Administration does throw a error when connecting to such a server with default configuration.
I traced the error down and the problem seems like nUpdate Administration client did not reuse SSL session and therefore get's a rejecting data connection.
The workaround then, is to add the TLSOption to your configuration, i.e.:
This is more a information for you - perhaps take a closer look how you handle ssl sessions.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: