SSL over IPv6 broken in Firefox for Windows...
Jeroen Massar
jeroen at unfix.org
Tue Dec 1 16:43:12 CET 2009
Alexander Mayrhofer wrote:
> Hello,
>
> A colleague of mine has recently found out that the popular Firefox web
> browser fails on https-URLs over IPv6, but only on Windows (Linux works
> fine). The only way to get https sites working is to disable IPv6 in the
> browser - not very useful for fostering IPv6 deployment. The full bug
> report is here:
Strange.... I use IPv6+SSL every day with Firefox on Windows XP, and it
works like a charm...
I think I've been going to https://www.sixxs.net/ for at least 8 years
now and that with Firefox on Windows...
Tracepath6 tells me:
8: deham01.sixxs.net 20.776ms asymm 7
9: deham01.sixxs.net 20.700ms pmtu 1480
9: bane.makhutov-it.de 37.214ms reached
9: bane.makhutov-it.de 37.520ms reached
I would not be surprised that somebody has an MTU issue somewhere...
1480 is definitely not the standard for tunnels and might also be a
problem in other places. Check all your settings(tm).
Timatio also ends in:
8: 2a01:190:1701::12 28.616ms asymm 9
9: 2a01:190:1701::12 28.568ms pmtu 1480
9: 2a02:850:3:3::9327 49.000ms reached
9: 2a02:850:3:3::9327 49.082ms reached
Resume: pmtu 1480 hops 9 back 55
Might I suggest checking https://www.sixxs.net or https://unfix.org ? :)
(requires CACert or just click 'accept' ;)
Greets,
Jeroen
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