Failed to open file

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Failed to open file

[droe]

What are the exact command line options are you using? What is the output of sslsplit -V?

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===> Original server certificate:
Subject DN: /C=US/ST=California/L=Mountain View/O=Google Inc/CN=mail.google.com
Common Names: mail.google.com/mail.google.com/inbox.google.com
Fingerprint: 7d:d1:07:bd:a6:9b:e8:64:ec:6a:a3:27:26:85:5a:a1:3f:1b:54:5c
Certificate cache: HIT
===> Forged server certificate:
Subject DN: /C=US/ST=California/L=Mountain View/O=Google Inc/CN=mail.google.com
Common Names: mail.google.com/mail.google.com/inbox.google.com
Fingerprint: aa:73:09:1d:0e:5f:6f:bc:f2:8f:6e:1f:ef:bf:f7:6b:84:5c:23:c4
Failed to open '/home/user1/20141029T110913Z-[10.10.10.11]:64465-[173.194.113.118]:443.log': No such file or directory
ssl [10.10.10.11]:64465 [173.194.113.118]:443 sni:mail.google.com crt:mail.google.com/mail.google.com/inbox.google.com origcrt:mail.google.com/mail.google.com/inbox.google.com
SSL session cache: HIT
...
...

started with:
./sslsplit -D -j /home/user1/sslfiles -S /home/user1/logdir -k /home/user1/ca.key -c /home/user1/ca.crt ssl 0.0.0.0 9999

I can't find the root cause in the source. Sounds actually like a permission problem for me, but I run it with sudo permissions ....

thanks for support

[droe]

When you chroot() into /home/user1/sslfiles using -j, the argument to -S is evaluated within /home/user1/sslfiles (since log files need to be created for each connection and I wanted to avoid the complexity of writing a split privileges daemon a la OpenSSH).