libpsl | C library for the Public Suffix List | DNS library

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Change the code to this, from /etc/java-8-openjdk/security/java.security remove TLSv1, TLSv1.1.

jdk.tls.disabledAlgorithms=SSLv3, RC4, DES, MD5withRSA,
DH keySize < 1024, EC keySize < 224, 3DES_EDE_CBC, anon, NULL,
include jdk.disabled.namedCurves

Okay, it appears that even though the documentation for tls.createSecureContext says the result is "usable as an argument to several tls APIs, such as tls.createServer" it actually isn't. It is accepted by server.addContext (for a virtual host or more exactly an SNI-value handler) tls.connect (for client) tls.createSecurePair (deprecated) and new TLSSocket (low-level), but createServer only takes the same options as createSecureContext not an actual SecureContext. Since you didn't supply the needed key&cert in a usable form, and OpenSSL by default disables anonymous ciphersuites (which most clients don't offer anyway), all handshakes fail with no_shared_cipher. Try:

First check if you have access to the file:

You can use awk '/=>/{print $3}'.

This assumes no spaces in the path you want to extract and deliberately skips lines without the string =>.

Then you can copy the files to your working directory in a couple different ways. Here is how you could with a while loop:

You may be missing dynamic versions of zlib and openssl libraries. One of many possible procedures for building a dynamic curl executable for ARM could be:

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I chose to answer in a more broad way to hopefully help more poeple when they encounter issues relating to this and google for answers

(Note: php runtime and Loaded extensions can differ between the CLI and when accessed from a webserver).

The feature CURLOPT_TCP_FASTOPEN you want to use has some system requirements that have to be met

They are the following:

1. You must have Kernel version > 3.6 (linux)
2. You must have PHP 7.0.7 or higher
3. You must have Curl(program) AND php{your/version}-curl 7.49.0 or higher
4. You must have a *nix type of operating system (macos, linux, bsd)

The fact that the constant is not defined is a red flag that one of these dependencies is not met, but how do i figure out which?

This one is easy, run the following command: uname -r.

It must be greater than 3.6

The best way to check if the functionality is available in curl is to call curl from the cli with this option, like: curl --tcp-fastopen -O http://google.com

If this request goes successfully, curl is configured correctly on your system, so the problem lies within php

use phpinfo() to check if the php version is greater than 7.0.7 And that the php-curl extensions are loaded

in the command line type php -v the version should be greater than 7.0.7.

To check the extensions type the following into your command line php -m | grep curl this command should return curl, if nothing is returned the curl extension is not loaded for the php cli.

Since go@1.13 to have a behavior similar to previous versions, you need to set GOPRIVATE environmental variable for private repositories

As it turned out, as of 7.64.0 curl doesn't support comma-separated HTTP header values in the server response.

So this doesn't work: