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‎2005-12-01 08:06
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Iprint SSL6 unknown error

I cant upload drivers with imanager.
It seems to be ok, upload works, -but-, then i got this message: Iprint
SSL6 unknown error, and no driver is uploaded.

Restarted tomcat/apache/broker but it still not works.

OES 6.5, SP3.
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Anonymous_User
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‎2005-12-01 12:01

Iprint SSL6 unknown error

iprint-client 4.06 didnt work. But client 3.09 works!
Hmmm.

//S

> I cant upload drivers with imanager.
> It seems to be ok, upload works, -but-, then i got this message: Iprint
> SSL6 unknown error, and no driver is uploaded.
>
> Restarted tomcat/apache/broker but it still not works.
>
> OES 6.5, SP3.

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‎2005-12-02 16:09

Re: Iprint SSL6 unknown error

SSL 6 error was caused by the newer iprint clients using a Novell openssl
library that was incompatible with the version of NILE contained in the SP3
and older code bases. The NILE.NLM that was in SP4 should help with
this...



>>> On 12/1/2005 at 5:01:08 am, in message
<8CBjf.235$bh4.50@prv-forum2.provo.novell.com>,
<surfgurun@privat.utfors.se> wrote:
> iprint-client 4.06 didnt work. But client 3.09 works!
> Hmmm.
>
> //S
>
>> I cant upload drivers with imanager.
>> It seems to be ok, upload works, -but-, then i got this message: Iprint
>> SSL6 unknown error, and no driver is uploaded.
>>
>> Restarted tomcat/apache/broker but it still not works.
>>
>> OES 6.5, SP3.
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Anonymous_User
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‎2005-12-02 18:37

Re: Iprint SSL6 unknown error

> SSL 6 error was caused by the newer iprint clients using a Novell openssl
> library that was incompatible with the version of NILE contained in the SP3
> and older code bases. The NILE.NLM that was in SP4 should help with
> this...
>
>
Make that SP4a (don't want SP4 deployed anywhere).

I take it if you want the Sp4a Nile.NLM you really need to deploy the
full SP4a on the 6.5 servers.

What about NW 6.0 servers?


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Barry Schnur
Novell Support Connection Volunteer Sysop
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Anonymous_User
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‎2005-12-05 16:32

Re: Iprint SSL6 unknown error

For NW6, there was a special nile patch that was applicable for NW 60 and
51. Look at doc 2972142 on support.novell.com

>>> On 12/2/2005 at 11:37:15 am, in message
<MPG.1dfa3b1df4ea687998cae5@support-forums.novell.com>, Barry
Schnur<BSchnur@cox.net> wrote:
>> SSL 6 error was caused by the newer iprint clients using a Novell
> openssl
>> library that was incompatible with the version of NILE contained in the
> SP3
>> and older code bases. The NILE.NLM that was in SP4 should help with
>> this...
>>
>>
> Make that SP4a (don't want SP4 deployed anywhere).
>
> I take it if you want the Sp4a Nile.NLM you really need to deploy the
> full SP4a on the 6.5 servers.
>
> What about NW 6.0 servers?
>
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‎2005-12-05 17:24

Re: Iprint SSL6 unknown error

In article <43940913.E03D.00DE.0@iprint.novell.com>,
iprintrox@iprint.novell.com says...
> For NW6, there was a special nile patch that was applicable for NW 60 and
> 51. Look at doc 2972142 on support.novell.com
>
OK thanks, I am a bit surprised that update doesn't show up in:

http://support.novell.com/filefinder/13659/index.html


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Barry Schnur
Novell Support Connection Volunteer Sysop
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