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No TLS handshake

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• Started 6 years ago by Red
• Latest reply from dudu
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   Red
   

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   Good morning
   I'm new to slitaz (or linux for that matter ) my WiFi works fine, but on most websites there is no conection
   it returns the text TLS handshake failed.
   The same computer works oke with SLAX, MINT and Windows 7

   It's a Asus Eeepc 1000H
   Atom N270 2X 1.6 GHz
   32 Bit 2GB Ram

   Posted 6 years ago #
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   Ceel
   

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   Hi,

   You are probably using SliTaz 4.0. Midori version is too old.
   Try SliTaz rolling.

   Posted 6 years ago #
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   Red
   

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   Thanks Ceel for your reply.
   I'm using Slitaz 5.0-rc3.
   I have been trying to get the internet working for a couple of days now but no succes.
   The funny thing is with the TazWeb Browser I can get to google, some times I can get to
   a website from there, but most of the time I get the message TLS handshake failed.
   I think some setting is wrong.

   R

   Posted 6 years ago #
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   kultex
   

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   Use the lastest rolling iso - i remember, something, that Aleksej changed something in ssl

   If it does not help, use opera or Firefox ....

   Posted 6 years ago #
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   Red
   

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   Thanks for the advice, but I think I found the problem.
   I made a new livestick by using RUFUS, now it works fine.
   Maybe some file was damaged.

   R

   Posted 6 years ago #
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   LienRag
   

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   TLS handshake failing is often a problem with certificates, not with the network connection...

   Posted 6 years ago #
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   dudu
   

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   When you get a TLS-handshake-error in slitaz 4 and want to keep midori or tazweb,
   you can do the following.
   Take a slitaz 5 and put the following files into a folder (myfolder):
   libffi libgio libglib libgobject libjavascriptcoregtk libpcre libsoup libwebkitgtk
   Start with: LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/path/to/myfolder browser
   You should get an error, that glibc-2.14 is required.
   Upgrade your /lib to version 2.14 or higher and start.
   If you do not want to change your system, you can open your browser with a hexeditor
   (ghex) and change the interpreter (/lib/ld-linux.so.2 -> /lub/ld-linux.so.2). Rename
   the new /lib to /lub and start with: LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/path/to/myfolder:/lub browser

   Posted 4 years ago #

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