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autobahn-python-master/examples/twisted/websocket/echo_tls: I added the Letsencrypt cer&key of the Apache on the server the code is running on; works great in all browsers apart from Safari (no matter if on my macOS with 12.5.1 or on an iPad Air). No chance to find out why.
autobahn-python-master/examples/twisted/websocket/echo_site_tls: a little bit more information from Safari:
For reference the same Safari requesting via https from the Apache running with the same certificate on the same machine without any problems:
Next experiment: autobahn with asyncio. No sample in github thus I expanded the echo-sample with using a SSL-context to switch to wss:
which again works great everywhere including Safari.
The only combination I can not get running is Twisted+Websockets+TLS on Safari. And this is the combination we have written our app with - and I think it isn't a good idea to say "runs everywhere if it's not from Apple". :-) For testing we can go back to http/ws - but that's also not a real "solution".
Anyone any idea?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
autobahn-python-master/examples/twisted/websocket/echo_tls: I added the Letsencrypt cer&key of the Apache on the server the code is running on; works great in all browsers apart from Safari (no matter if on my macOS with 12.5.1 or on an iPad Air). No chance to find out why.
autobahn-python-master/examples/twisted/websocket/echo_site_tls: a little bit more information from Safari:
For reference the same Safari requesting via https from the Apache running with the same certificate on the same machine without any problems:
Next experiment: autobahn with asyncio. No sample in github thus I expanded the echo-sample with using a SSL-context to switch to wss:
which again works great everywhere including Safari.
The only combination I can not get running is Twisted+Websockets+TLS on Safari. And this is the combination we have written our app with - and I think it isn't a good idea to say "runs everywhere if it's not from Apple". :-) For testing we can go back to http/ws - but that's also not a real "solution".
Anyone any idea?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: