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Mac osx (please upgrade your OpenSSL) for version 1.1.1 #9641
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Cannot reproduce, my OSX is El Capitan 10.11.6 |
Are you using openssl 1.1.1 ? |
Successfully upgraded using 1- brew install openssl@1.1
Feel free to close it thanks |
it is your issue, why don't you just close it? |
@krux02 some projects have some process before closing issues (putting in verification state, add some labels, qa testing before closing .. ) |
There are several reasons why I close issues. I always explain why I close an issue, and I allow people to justify why an issues should be reopened. Generally an issues that has been reworked are opened up again. This is also a learning process for me, so I am sorry when there is as issue closed by me unjustified. |
Don't worry about. we're all learning together :) Thanks a lot :) |
code works on linux with openssl version
1.1.0g
compliation and execution on linux
and the compilation process on
linux
compilation and execution on mac
and on mac
against openssl 1.1.1
Also i tried passing the -I and -L explicitly against the symlink in the system
also passing -I and -L to the explicit openssl1.1 directory
Expected output
Actual behavior
Failing on ssl version upgrade message
HERE SENT testssl.nim(16) testssl redisclient.nim(35) open net.nim(1646) connect net.nim(728) socketError net.nim(471) raiseSSLError Error: unhandled exception: Please upgrade your OpenSSL library, it does not support the necessary protocols. OpenSSL error is: error:1407742E:SSL routines:SSL23_GET_SERVER_HELLO:tlsv1 alert protocol version [SslError] Error: execution of an external program failed: '/private/tmp/testssl '
More relevant traces (dtruss)
Fixed
Successfully upgraded using
1- brew install openssl@1.1
2- executing the following
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