MSIR.0645 Error connecting with SSL to (ipaddr), port (portnum) - (info): Difference between revisions
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Less common, but also possible, is a connection to a server that requires a client certificate but for which no client certificate is available because SSL 0 was specified on the port definition. Also possible is that the server does not recognize the certificate indicated on the SSL parameter of the JANUS DEFINE command for the port. | Less common, but also possible, is a connection to a server that requires a client certificate but for which no client certificate is available because SSL 0 was specified on the port definition. Also possible is that the server does not recognize the certificate indicated on the SSL parameter of the JANUS DEFINE command for the port. | ||
[[Category:Sirius Mods messages]] | [[Category:Sirius Mods messages]] [[Category:MSIR.0600 - MSIR.0799]] | ||
Revision as of 16:03, 13 August 2015
An attempt to connect to a server from a Janus Sockets client request using SSL failed. 'info' gives the reason for the error. The most common reasons for this error are an attempt to establish an SSL connection to a server that doesn't use SSL, or the receipt of a certificate from an SSL server that is not signed by a recognized certifying authority.
In this latter case, you may be able to add the appropriate certifying authority certificate to the client port using the JANUS ADDCA command. To identify the required certificate, you can try to connect to the server port with a browser, and the browser should report who signed the server certificate.
Less common, but also possible, is a connection to a server that requires a client certificate but for which no client certificate is available because SSL 0 was specified on the port definition. Also possible is that the server does not recognize the certificate indicated on the SSL parameter of the JANUS DEFINE command for the port.