SSL Connection using COMMSSLR4

[Friedhelm Brügge <fb@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Sorry, I forgot to send you the debug output:

HTTPAPI Ver 1.23 released 2008-04-24
OS/400 Ver V5R4M0

New iconv() objects set, PostRem=819. PostLoc=0. ProtRem=819. ProtLoc=0
DNS resolver retrans: 2
DNS resolver retry  : 2
DNS resolver options: x'00000136'
DNS default domain: as400.BRUEGGE.BIZ
DNS server found: 192.168.100.1
https_init(): entered
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Dump of local-side certificate information:
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SetError() #32: Time out during SSL handshake




Hi Scott,

for my current project, I need to talk to SMTP and POP server over SSL. I noticed, that the HTTP library has the proper communication APIs in it, that allow my program to talk TCP and SSL.

So I extended the export list of your HTTP lib a bit to export all the comm functions. 

So far, I'm able to connect to a POP server using SSL and do all the stuff I need. 

Connecting to the SMTP server over SSL gives me an error. My provider told me, that he only supports TLS and no SSL for SMTP. 

Reading your code, I found the function HTTPS_init, that sets up some SSL/TLS attributes for the connection. As far as I understand IBMs documentation, if these attributes aren't set, the default supports all versions of SSL and TLS.

Do you have any idea, what's going wrong?

This the the SMTP server I'm using: smtp.1und1.de   Port: 587

The basic code:

p_CommNew = %paddr('COMMSSL_NEW'); 
p_CommDriver = comm_new;      
p_addr = comm_resolve( wwComm : %trimr(wwHost) : '' : wwPort : *OFF    );
comm_Connect( wwComm : p_addr : wwTimeout );
comm_Upgrade( wwComm : wwTimeout );

The code fails on the UPGRADE.

Thanks for any help

Kind regards

Friedhelm Brügge

 
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