Not quite 2008-05-30 09:53 -0400, Jeffrey Buck conversed:
I was wondering if anyone could tell me whether or not you can use stunnel on a client machine to connect to and communcate with an SSL enabled port on a server machine. (Note...the SSL enabled port on the server machine is NOT done using stunnel).
Yes. Stunnel supports all the ciphers and SSL/TLS protocols supported by OpenSSL, which means it should work with durned near everything out there.
What's the error message you're getting when you run with debug = 7? You may also want to sniff with ssldump, as it may provide more interesting information.
At almost 2008-05-30 14:43 -0400, Jeffrey Buck asserted:
This should make my life easier...I have to interface with another system that implemented it's SSL ports using JAVA (I think I originally stated C++, but I was wrong). I'm assuming I shouldn't have any problem with JAVA implemented SSL either right???
You shouldn't have any problem with standards-compliant SSL servers or clients.
Whether the particular port you're working with is compliant or not I can't say without seeing it. Hopefully it's just using OpenSSL under the hood.
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