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Logstash HTTP output with SSL certificates not working on Ubuntu 14
The Logstash HTTP output when used for SSL authentication doesn't seem to be working on Ubuntu 14, but works perfect in Ubuntu 16.
Referring to this answer, I have compiled it with pkcs8 format of the key, and the same certificate and the same key works fine in Ubuntu 16, but not on Ubuntu 14. I am getting the error "Received fatal alert: handshake_failure" on Ubuntu 14, Any ideas on what's happening?
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The Logstash HTTP output when used for SSL authentication doesn't seem to be working on Ubuntu 14, but works perfect in Ubuntu 16.
Referring to this answer, I have compiled it with pkcs8 format of the key, and the same certificate and the same key works fine in Ubuntu 16, but not on Ubuntu 14. I am getting the error "Received fatal alert: handshake_failure" on Ubuntu 14, Any ideas on what's happening?
ssl openssl logstash
asked Nov 20 '18 at 13:38
scarvishscarvish
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The Logstash HTTP output when used for SSL authentication doesn't seem to be working on Ubuntu 14, but works perfect in Ubuntu 16.
Referring to this answer, I have compiled it with pkcs8 format of the key, and the same certificate and the same key works fine in Ubuntu 16, but not on Ubuntu 14. I am getting the error "Received fatal alert: handshake_failure" on Ubuntu 14, Any ideas on what's happening?
ssl openssl logstash
asked Nov 20 '18 at 13:38
scarvishscarvish
295
The Logstash HTTP output when used for SSL authentication doesn't seem to be working on Ubuntu 14, but works perfect in Ubuntu 16.
Referring to this answer, I have compiled it with pkcs8 format of the key, and the same certificate and the same key works fine in Ubuntu 16, but not on Ubuntu 14. I am getting the error "Received fatal alert: handshake_failure" on Ubuntu 14, Any ideas on what's happening?
ssl openssl logstash
ssl openssl logstash
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asked Nov 20 '18 at 13:38
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asked Nov 20 '18 at 13:38
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Turns out that my Ubuntu 14 had Java 1.7, which had some deprecated cipher suites, which was why I was getting an handshake failure while connecting to the server. It works fine in Java 1.8. You can provide custom Java to the logstash process by specifying JAVA_HOME=/path/to/your/JRE bin/logstash conf.d/logstash.conf.
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Turns out that my Ubuntu 14 had Java 1.7, which had some deprecated cipher suites, which was why I was getting an handshake failure while connecting to the server. It works fine in Java 1.8. You can provide custom Java to the logstash process by specifying JAVA_HOME=/path/to/your/JRE bin/logstash conf.d/logstash.conf.
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Turns out that my Ubuntu 14 had Java 1.7, which had some deprecated cipher suites, which was why I was getting an handshake failure while connecting to the server. It works fine in Java 1.8. You can provide custom Java to the logstash process by specifying JAVA_HOME=/path/to/your/JRE bin/logstash conf.d/logstash.conf.
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Turns out that my Ubuntu 14 had Java 1.7, which had some deprecated cipher suites, which was why I was getting an handshake failure while connecting to the server. It works fine in Java 1.8. You can provide custom Java to the logstash process by specifying JAVA_HOME=/path/to/your/JRE bin/logstash conf.d/logstash.conf.
answered Nov 21 '18 at 5:33
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Turns out that my Ubuntu 14 had Java 1.7, which had some deprecated cipher suites, which was why I was getting an handshake failure while connecting to the server. It works fine in Java 1.8. You can provide custom Java to the logstash process by specifying JAVA_HOME=/path/to/your/JRE bin/logstash conf.d/logstash.conf.
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