nilamo, it works whitout using python, i try it with openssl command as i said.
Here is the command and the result is good : Openssl s_client -connect IP -ssl3 -ciphers RC4-SHA
I can connect to this ip:port with SSLv3 and RC4-SHA cipher.
So the problem came from my python code. I used ssl librairie which is a wrapper of openssl.
I recompiled openssl librarire in order to permit me to use sslv3 connection (because it's disable in the last version because of security weakness). Now i can use sslv3 with openssl but cant use it when using python. (did i need to recompile ssl librarie too ?)
Thx :)
J'ai fais une toute petite erreur dans la commande openssl, voici la bonne commande openssl qui fonctionne bien : openssl s_client -connect IP:PORT -ssl3 -cipher RC4-SHA
Here is the command and the result is good : Openssl s_client -connect IP -ssl3 -ciphers RC4-SHA
I can connect to this ip:port with SSLv3 and RC4-SHA cipher.
So the problem came from my python code. I used ssl librairie which is a wrapper of openssl.
I recompiled openssl librarire in order to permit me to use sslv3 connection (because it's disable in the last version because of security weakness). Now i can use sslv3 with openssl but cant use it when using python. (did i need to recompile ssl librarie too ?)
Thx :)
J'ai fais une toute petite erreur dans la commande openssl, voici la bonne commande openssl qui fonctionne bien : openssl s_client -connect IP:PORT -ssl3 -cipher RC4-SHA