Hi,
The stunnel man page states that compression is off by default, but It seems that is no longer the case. (the changelog states that version 4.5.1 sets compression as "not disabled by default")
The config options don't seem to accept any parameters to disable compression. Is there any way to disable it via openssl options?
Thanks! -jim
On 01/22/2014 12:26 AM, James Bardin wrote:
The stunnel man page states that compression is off by default, but It seems that is no longer the case. (the changelog states that version 4.5.1 sets compression as "not disabled by default")
The config options don't seem to accept any parameters to disable compression. Is there any way to disable it via openssl options?
The manual is correct. There was a mistake in the changelog. Thank you for your feedback.
Mike
Ah, you are correct. The instance I couldn't disable compression on was an older version of stunnel than the rest of my test systems.
Thanks
On Wed, Jan 22, 2014 at 8:10 AM, Michal Trojnara [email protected]wrote:
On 01/22/2014 12:26 AM, James Bardin wrote:
The stunnel man page states that compression is off by default, but It seems that is no longer the case. (the changelog states that version 4.5.1 sets compression as "not disabled by default")
The config options don't seem to accept any parameters to disable compression. Is there any way to disable it via openssl options?
The manual is correct. There was a mistake in the changelog. Thank you for your feedback.
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