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Updated Findings and HowTo Fix them (markdown)

Dirk Wetter 2019-11-22 10:58:31 +01:00
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Two options here:
* Run the whole script with ``--debug=1 --log``. Then ``tar -cvzf mydebug.tgz /tmp/ssltester.<randomstring> <nameoflogfile>``
* Run the whole script with ``--debug=<number> --log``. Then ``tar -cvzf mydebug.tgz /tmp/ssltester.<randomstring> <nameoflogfile>``
* Run the section where the problem is (see ``--help``): ``script -c "bash -vx testssl.sh optionfortherightsection>"``
For \<number\> see man page.
### Debug yourself
YMMV
1) YMMV
* spot the section where the bug is
2a) For a full debug output
* **(all-in-one output):** run ``script -a mydebug.script -c "SETX=true bash -x testssl.sh <CMDLINE>"``
* **(separate debugging file):** or run "bash -x testssl.sh <CMDLINE>" and look for last file in /tmp/testssl.s-XXXX.log
2b) spot the section where the bug is
* edit the script and put **after** the section an ``exit 0``
* switch on debugging either by
* editing the program and add before a ``set -x``, run the section of the script
* run the script with ``bash -vx testssl.sh <<optionfortherightsection>>``
* run the script with ``bash -x testssl.sh <<optionfortherightsection>>``