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    Default Re: PayPal Error (35) error:1408F10B SSL3_GET_RECORD:wrong version number

    Quote Originally Posted by philip937 View Post
    I've made the suggested change. I'll switch back if I notice any issues using the setting on standard.

    Ps - the only reason I knew about the issue was because I received an email from Numinix. They are suggesting changing value from 3 to 1..

    I think I'll take my advice from here.
    Quote Originally Posted by oc-flyfish View Post
    I called PayPal this morning, as soon as I received 7 PayPal Express Checkout errors, and that is how I found out about this. However, PayPal told me to change from v3 to v1. So I was wondering, would it be okay to change from it to v1…or is the recommended suggestion still to change from v3 to v4? I'm not sure which to do now. Thanks for any suggestions. :)
    I WOULD NOT CHANGE IT TO v1.

    SSL v3 IS NOT THE SAME AS TLS v1

    THERE IS A LOT OF CONFUSION IN THE PHP DOCUMENTATION and testing various approaches yields confusing results.

    If you're uncomfortable with setting it to v4 (which technically doesn't yet exist), then simply comment-out the line, so that the version is auto-negotiated with the server. (Which is really the desired result anyway. The whole reason for specifying v3 initially was that v2 was deemed insecure but was the assumed default, but that has changed in modern PHP versions.)
    Last edited by DrByte; 15 Oct 2014 at 08:18 PM. Reason: edited
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