[svk-devel] Error on 'svk sync -s'

[Daniel J. Luke]

On Oct 25, 2006, at 3:39 AM, Rolf Schäuble wrote:
>> I think it might be due to a change in the latest openssl (the one  
>> I mentioned on the macports mailing list).
>>
> Could you give me link? I searched the archives for the last few  
> month (manually, either they don't have a search for the list, or I  
> didn't find it), and I could only find one single mail (without any  
> answers).

http://lists.macosforge.org/pipermail/macports-dev/2006-September/ 
000066.html

I haven't done the appropriate work to confirm that the particular  
change I mentioned is actually what causes the problem, but I am  
suspicious of it.

> In case this is useful: My OSX runs openssl 0.9.8d, my Linux runs  
> 0.9.8.a. I will check what my PC in work is running. Maybe that's  
> really the problem.

It's very possible.

If you do 'openssl s_client -connect server:port -tls1' you can see  
if you generate the same error message  
(routines:SSL3_READ_BYTES:sslv3 alert bad record mac:s3_pkt.c: 
1057:SSL alert number 20) that I see connecting to MacPorts  
subversion (and on Mac OS X, you can use the apple-provided openssl  
to test as well).

You may have to test a few times to get the error, since it doesn't  
seem 100% reproducible.

>> If it's the same issue we see with the macports subversion  
>> repository, you can just re-try a bunch of times and it will  
>> eventually work (and you can replicate the problem by using  
>> 'openssl s_client' to connect to the problematic server).
>>
> Thanks. I will try that later today.

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