For instance, when i try to create a simple tls server implementation (It’s not the real code, I just tried to simulate the problem as an example), as follow:
defp tls_start() do
:ssl.start()
{:ok, listen_socket} = :ssl.listen(8080, [{:certfile, "server.crt"}, {:keyfile, "server.key"}, {:cacertfile, "ca.crt"}, {:reuseaddr, true}, {:versions, [:'tlsv1.3'], ciphers: [%{cipher: :aes_gcm, prf: :sha384}]}]) #%{cipher: :chacha20_poly1305, prf: :sha384}
{:ok, tls_socket} = :ssl.transport_accept(listen_socket)
{:ok, socket} = :ssl.handshake(tls_socket)
{:ok, socket}
end
I get this error:
(throw) {:option_not_a_key_value_tuple, {:versions, [:"tlsv1.3"], [ciphers: [%{cipher: :aes_gcm, prf: :sha384}]]}}
but according to this Erlang/Otp documentation, otp/lib/ssl/src/tls_record.erl at 3cd45f14afb81f0d569a3c3350fcab172c75d1f0 · erlang/otp · GitHub I am passing the correct erlang cipher suite, right?
