Fix SSLContext#ciphers=#222
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headius merged 2 commits intoDec 2, 2020
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Thank you for fixing this. |
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This looks a-ok to me but I didn't verify exact behavior against MRI. |
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This is a good step forward! I will merge this but we need to do more verification and get a release out. |
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setSuite params indicates necessary cipher suite initialization
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Fixes #221 and jruby/jruby#3100
However, this functionality is not fully compatible with ruby openssl. I did some investigation and apparently jruby-openssl was implemented based on openssl 0.9.x. Ruby 2.7 is using openssl 1.1.1.
There was a refactoring in openssl between 0.9.x and 1.1.1, e.g. following does work with ruby, but not with jruby:
but this works with both: