Restore interoperability with early Java 6 #422
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Some releases of J2SE 6 don't like receiving ClientHello with zero-length extension at last position and abort the handshake with "unexpected_message" alert. To avoid this, the commit moves one TLS13 extension in the list sent by a client.
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Additional note: the server I tested with uses FFDH groups of 768 bits, now rejected by default. |
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Some releases of J2SE 6 don't like receiving ClientHello with
zero-length extension at last position and abort the handshake with
"unexpected_message" alert.
To avoid this, the commit moves one TLS13 extension in the list sent
by a client.