Justin Adler
Justin Adler
> Yes, we hosted our own oAuth server heh. I was _scared_ you were going to say that (but guessed, that's what you ment). > The server does not look...
This was the idea I was thinking (and waiting for @phillip-haydon to comment on). In our code, we [Cache things also](https://github.com/SimpleAuthentication/SimpleAuthentication/blob/master/Code/Nancy.SimpleAuthentication/SimpleAuthenticationModule.cs#L115). So that's what I was thinking of maybe doing...
don't bother with a PR because the current code is -way- off my latest branch. I've done some serious refactoring compared to `master`. but well done! nice!
@jzielke I coded this up on the :bullettrain_front: this morning. Thanks heaps for the idea! It will go into the next main release, though :(
Hi @ThomasArdal - I have honestly no idea :( If it was -every- time, then I would have guessed it was because of [POODLE and SSLv3 was disabled](https://twittercommunity.com/t/twitter-no-longer-supports-sslv3/25557). Could you...
Yep, correct - I believe so.
@ThomasArdal Heya - any update for us, on this? Did it work, not work, you flipped a desk?
@ThomasArdal URGH - oops. nononon. bad, me. not SSL3 .. _that_ is the vulnerable protocol highlighted via POODLE. try this: `ServicePointManager.SecurityProtocol = SecurityProtocolType.Tls12;` my reasoning is that, when you do...
Thoughts @phillip-haydon ?
Same exception message?