Print the ip adress

[david-richer-adsk]

Is it possible to print the ip address of the server that cipherscan is talking to?
I tried with -v with no success.

I am trying to diagnose an issue where dns return different servers with tls/ssl not the same across the board.

Thanks for this piece of software!

[jvehent]

Seems unlikely. The DNS resolution is handled by openssl and I don't
believe it exposes it to the calling script.

On Oct 7, 2016 12:24 PM, "David Richer" notifications@github.com wrote:

Is it possible to print the ip address of the server that cipherscan is
talking to?
I tried with -v with no success.

I am trying to diagnose an issue where dns return different servers with
tls/ssl not the same across the board.

Thanks for this piece of software!

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[david-richer-adsk]

My workaround was to ping the server to get an ip and add a temporary entry in my local /etc/host.

[tomato42]

if you want to scan an IP not a hostname, you can resolve its name using host and then specify the hostname (for SNI) manually:

./cipherscan -servername google.com 216.58.214.238:443

[david-richer-adsk]

Thanks for the tip, lot simpler!