It is clearly about openssl, or nss. At least the same reason why this bug report was opened. The workaround proposed here, worked for openfire too. It is something about the handling of tls 1.2. Openfire can't do anything about it, if the error is somewhere below the jvm, isn't it. Unfortunately I'm not well versed with nss/openssl, so I don't really know to whom I should report this, but I figured, due to the fact that the workaround provided here worked too, I can only conclude that the source of the problem is the same; or at least something very similar. Sorry, if I sounded angry before, but it looked to me like, .. nah don't bother with reporting this upstream, we just patch it ourselves, but whatever; I'm a bit helpless here to whom this should be reported. At least, the workaround helped.
It is clearly about openssl, or nss. At least the same reason why this bug report was opened. The workaround proposed here, worked for openfire too. It is something about the handling of tls 1.2. Openfire can't do anything about it, if the error is somewhere below the jvm, isn't it. Unfortunately I'm not well versed with nss/openssl, so I don't really know to whom I should report this, but I figured, due to the fact that the workaround provided here worked too, I can only conclude that the source of the problem is the same; or at least something very similar. Sorry, if I sounded angry before, but it looked to me like, .. nah don't bother with reporting this upstream, we just patch it ourselves, but whatever; I'm a bit helpless here to whom this should be reported. At least, the workaround helped.