SSL Fails at 1.4.36 and 1.4.35

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David

Active Member
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#21
The best choice is you download 1.4.40 pre-built package, it already have the binaries and you needn't to download any openssl version for compiling.
 
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adz

Member
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#22
David said:
The best choice is you download 1.4.40 pre-built package, it already have the binaries and you needn't to download any openssl version for compiling.
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yup, openlitespeed is installed with rpm packages (apt-get) but still can't get tls 1.3 to work. i've even got OpenSSL 1.1.1a-dev to work on my ubuntu, am i missing something?

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geraldmuller

New Member
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#23
The error message ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR error indicates that the browser is not able to initiate the secured communication at the moment. It's almost impossible to pin it down to a single cause, it could be almost anything. There is no definite guide for managing this error. However, there are few changes or settings which help you to get rid you of this error.

  • Configure Correct Date and Time
  • Clear Browsing Data
  • Clear Your SSL State
  • Disable QUIC Protocol of Chrome
  • Disable your Internet Browser Extensions
  • Adjust Your Internet Security and Privacy Level
  • Remove your system's hosts file
  • Check Your Antivirus Settings
  • Check Your Firewall
 
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