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The builtin certificate expired two weeks ago, so it doesn't even work for a testdrive anymore.
EDIT: The following is the server log when a client fails to connect — it explicitly says "sslv3 alert certificate expired".
$ racket -l handin-server
[-|2015-09-08T14:57:37] *** embedded web server started
[-|2015-09-08T14:57:37] Cleaning up all submission directories
[-|2015-09-08T14:57:37] *** handin server started on port 7979
[-|2015-09-08T15:00:10] ERROR: ssl-accept/enable-break: accept failed (error:14094415:SSL routines:SSL3_READ_BYTES:sslv3 alert certificate expired)
^C[-|2015-09-08T15:00:22] user break
[-|2015-09-08T15:00:22] shutting down
Luckily, committing a new certificate is enough to fix this.
Reusing the same common name and duration, and picking reasonably modern parameters, I ran:
The builtin certificate expired two weeks ago, so it doesn't even work for a testdrive anymore.
EDIT: The following is the server log when a client fails to connect — it explicitly says "sslv3 alert certificate expired".
Luckily, committing a new certificate is enough to fix this.
Reusing the same common name and duration, and picking reasonably modern parameters, I ran:
I'm gonna send a PR doing that, so you can fix it with one click.
(Given the Racket rebranding, maybe you also want to change the common name).
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