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Red Hat Linux: Segmentation Fault when trying to scan local apache server #556
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Thanks for the bug report. One question: did you compile nassl yourself or did you install it via pip ? |
Thanks for your answer!
Cloning nassl and running the following commands results in the Segmentation Fault aswell
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@Florian0301 Do you have a server I can test this on (or maybe a Docker image that's ready to go)? Otherwise I will not be able to fix this issue. Thanks! |
Hi @nabla-c0d3 The Segmentation Fault can be recreated on the Red Hat Universal Base Image 8:
Commands for copy/paste:
Results in the following error output:
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Confirmed that nassl 5.1.0 fixes the issue. After setting up SSLyze on redhat/ubi8 (instructions above):
With nassl 5.0.1:
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Fixed in v5.2.0. |
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Tests succeed
Python environment
Additional context
When trying to scan a local apache webserver using
python -m sslyze [webserver cname]
with SSLyze version 4.1.0, which was previously installed using pip, or with the latest version from git, a segmentation fault happens aswell.gdb -ex r --args /opt/testsslyze/venv/bin/python -m sslyze [webserver cname]
results in error 2Error
Error 2
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