Few things (first two points might seem like I'm nitpicking but I just want clarification): 1. What is an "HTTP RST"? RST implies TCP RST, which is independent of a layer 7 protocol like HTTP. So are you saying you're seeing TCP RSTs or are you saying you see something indecipherable (due to SSL use) that causes the TCP connection to cleanly shut down? 2. I assume these are "standard HTTPS" connections (TCP port 443)? I ask because someone mentioning TLS when also mentioning HTTP (and not use of the term HTTPS) makes me think of RFC 2817 (which allows a plaintext HTTP 1.1 connection to be upgraded to TLS 1.1 still across TCP port 80). 3. I believe Wireshark can do this (I'm more familiar with using openssl s_client), but I would strongly suggest checking what the SSL certificate is that the server returns. It's very possible that the SSL cert the Apple servers use has expired and the underlying client application lacks proper error handling / display to handle this situation (e.g. popping up a UI telling the user that the comm protocol failed due to SSL library errors, and displaying that error result). You might be surprised how often this happens (companies not monitoring/tracking SSL cert expiry dates) -- it's extremely common. -- | Jeremy Chadwick jdc@koitsu.org | | UNIX Systems Administrator http://jdc.koitsu.org/ | | Making life hard for others since 1977. PGP 4BD6C0CB | On Fri, Jul 11, 2014 at 02:18:31PM -0400, J Kibler via Outages wrote:
Hi,
Is anyone seeing a partial outage of podcasts using iTunes on a Mac?
Several of my subscriptions have not updated since the day before yesterday and the subscription shows an explanation point inside the circle by the podcast name in list view. Running Wireshark and doing a "refresh podcast" on those individual podcasts, I see a successful TLS connection followed by a series of HTTP RSTs and the connection being torn down. Examples of podcasts not updating include: *KQED's Forum *NPR Topics: Technology Podcast *60-Second Science (SciAm) *Discovery (BBC) My other dozen or so podcasts are updating normally. Any ideas?
TIA!
JK
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