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This is an issue as followup to discussion #57, so it's not forgotten.
I have a program that works using esp-mbedtls (async)
I upgraded to the latest commit, it required adding SHA parameter to the Session::new and did the same as the example.
I started receiving MbedTlsError(-30592) which based on error codes I found mean:
0x7780 SSL - A fatal alert message was received from our peer.
Note that I'm using TLS1.2 (that's why I'm using esp-mbedtls).
The issue is probably due to the use of ca_chain: None which wasn't considered in that change.
Following the guidelines in the discussion that originated this issue I activated logs.
Attached are the logs (good.txt and bad.txt) I managed to extract with those steps. I also had to set ESP_LOGS to trace to see something. good is before the change. bad is after the change.
Are these the logs to expect? There's not much there. The two files are almost identical except at the end.
At line 56 the good sends 6 bytes and the bad 7 bytes. And close after that the bad session ends with an error.
This is an issue as followup to discussion #57, so it's not forgotten.
I have a program that works using esp-mbedtls (async)
I upgraded to the latest commit, it required adding SHA parameter to the Session::new and did the same as the example.
I started receiving MbedTlsError(-30592) which based on error codes I found mean:
0x7780 SSL - A fatal alert message was received from our peer.
Note that I'm using TLS1.2 (that's why I'm using esp-mbedtls).
The issue is probably due to the use of
ca_chain: None
which wasn't considered in that change.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: