Android Question SSL handshake aborte

Erel

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• Apr 19, 2016

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What are you connecting to? InitializeAcceptAll will help when the certificate is not signed by a recognized authority. It will not help if the encryption protocol is not supported.

 

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Walter Adriano da Silva

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• Apr 19, 2016

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I'm connecting to my own server, an extranet service, then I use InitializeAcceptAll, once the certificate for this server is not signed.

 

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Erel

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• Apr 19, 2016

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You need to check your server configuration. The problem might be in the supported ciphers.

 

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Walter Adriano da Silva

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• Apr 19, 2016

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Ok. I'll check this. But, why this problem don't occur with Android 6.0?

 

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Erel

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• Apr 19, 2016

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The set of supported ciphers changes between different versions.

 

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Walter Adriano da Silva

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• Apr 22, 2016

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The HttpUtils2 module supports TLSv1.2? My server is configured with it, then I think my problem involve this.

 

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Walter Adriano da Silva

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• Apr 22, 2016

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I tried others settings on the server, but I found others errors, like this. As viewed in link, is it possible implement that code to specify protocol?

 

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Erel

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• Apr 24, 2016

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Have you tried it with OkHttpUtils2?

 

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Walter Adriano da Silva

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• Apr 25, 2016

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Yes

 

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Erel

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• Apr 26, 2016

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It is not possible to change the enabled protocols. Did you also try it with HttpClient?

 

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Walter Adriano da Silva

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• Apr 26, 2016

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I migrated from HttpClient some time ago, for problems in Android 6, then I don't thought to test with HttpClient.

 

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Erel

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• Apr 27, 2016

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If it works with HttpClient then you can use HttpClient. You just need to make sure to compile with android.jar from v5 instead of v6.

 

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Walter Adriano da Silva

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• May 20, 2016

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How can I set TLS version in OkHTTP?

 

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Erel

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• May 22, 2016

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It is not possible to set it.

 

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MarcoRome

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• May 22, 2016

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I think that is same problem that THIS. Work without problem with Android Lollipop ( 5 or > ) but with < have this problem

 

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