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Hi all<br />
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I have the following problem<br />
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I Have 3 servers SERVER-A, SERVER-B and SERVER-C<br />
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SERVER-A is a reverse proxy allows only HTTPS<br />
SERVER-B is a Web Server allows only HTTPS<br />
SERVER-C is a kind of Server using it's own protocol<br />
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The client makes a CONNECT SERVER-B:443 HTTP/1.1 to SERVER-A<br />
Then the client makes a CONNECT SERVER-C:1111 HTTP/1.1 to SERVER-B<br />
Now the client has a secure tunnel from client to SERVER-B the connection from SERVER-B to SERVER-C is unsecure<br />
If I have big load on the connection from the client to SERVER-C, then suddenly the SERVER-B get a 'bad record MAC' and the connection will be closed.<br />
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I'm thinking the client is sending a renegotiation message to the SERVER-B and this renegotiation is sent by the SSL from the first HTTPS connection<br />
to SERVER-A. Is there a way to stop/shutdown or whatever the SSL connection without closing the underlying socket?<br />
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thanks a lot for your help<br />

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Hi all

I have the following problem

I Have 3 servers SERVER-A, SERVER-B and SERVER-C

SERVER-A is a reverse proxy allows only HTTPS
SERVER-B is a Web Server allows only HTTPS
SERVER-C is a kind of Server using it's own protocol

The client makes a CONNECT SERVER-B:443 HTTP/1.1 to SERVER-A
Then the client makes a CONNECT SERVER-C:1111 HTTP/1.1 to SERVER-B
Now the client has a secure tunnel from client to SERVER-B the connection from SERVER-B to SERVER-C is unsecure
If I have big load on the connection from the client to SERVER-C, then suddenly the SERVER-B get a 'bad record MAC' and the connection will be closed.

I'm thinking the client is sending a renegotiation message to the SERVER-B and this renegotiation is sent by the SSL from the first HTTPS connection
to SERVER-A. Is there a way to stop/shutdown or whatever the SSL connection without closing the underlying socket?

thanks a lot for your help


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