SSL2 and SSL3 are weak and should be avoided/disabled.
Yes, but until it broke ~48 hours ago, it all worked well.
I guessed that to be the problem yes.
But it is so deep under the hood of my python high level routines urllib2.urlopen() that I honestly don't know for sure.
You have probably already seen that I solved it.
At first all went worse, then all the necessary iterative updates even broke my system.
To reinstall python was then the fastest solution *lol*
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reinstalled my whole Python environment, into a newer version. Now this test
import urllib2, ssl; print ssl.OPENSSL_VERSION
url = "https://explorer.horizonplatform.io/api.php?page=accounts"
f=urllib2.urlopen(urllib2.Request(url, None, headers)); answer = f.read(); f.close(); print len(answer)
results in error free:
OpenSSL 1.0.1j 15 Oct 2014
263511
So all is good again. I have caught up with your changes.
Thx!
Yes, messages have a max length limit of 1000 byte. A message is compressed with gzip and then encrypted with aes256.
You only have to pay 1 HZ regardless of the length of the message.
Interesting. Thanks.
I hope soon the messages get a more visible status in the GUI?
Have a look, I had a crazy 17 hours day yesterday, and at the end all my shareholders got their personal invitation ...
https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/981128.msg11219235#msg11219235In the process I found out that I just have to envelope a message into "messageToEncrypt" instead of "message" and encryption happens by itself.
I am really missing a proper manual sometimes. :-) All this asking around is time-consuming.
But in the end, I could always solve everything so far, and that is cool.
And a HUGE THANKS for all your support, MaWo. Really great!
