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Description of problem:
Request to APIs having Digicert with ECDSA cipher gives SSLError: tlsv1 alert internal error on RHEL 6
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How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
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tlsv1 alert internal error
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Actual results:
Command fails with tlsv1 alert internal error
Expected results:
Additional info:
RHEL6 by default uses python2.6 and libraries like requests, urllib3, m2crypto and httplib also give the same error when trying to get response from the APIs with cipher ECDSA.
The main issue is with the python ssl module, which do not support the SNI. Also, using different version of python from RHSCL is not a feasible solution. Hence, this issue is not fixed in the RHST RHEL6.