Waterfox doesn't seem to send a Content-length with it, but it does use keep-alive. I did try to add the Content-length though.
I've now tried copying the whole header Waterfox sends, but I still get no response. I've played around with the HTTP version, changed /mc-server/WorldEdit.. to a single "/", removed the first "/" in that /mc-server/WorldEdit.., played with the amount of enters after the headers, the Connection type.
Non of it seem to work.. strange
Can you try a different domain? If you have a domain you own with https enabled, that'd be the best, as you could use the private key for the domain's certificate to actually decrypt the communication using WireShark and see what's wrong with it.
(Alternatively, if you have two computers, you could set up an https server on one and connect to it from the other. Note that WireShark cannot record localhost connections, at least on Windows - hence you need two computers. It might work with a VM, I don't know)
Here's a guide to decrypting SSL by WireShark:
http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX116557
(10-03-2015, 11:18 PM)xoft Wrote: [ -> ]Can you try a different domain? If you have a domain you own with https enabled, that'd be the best, as you could use the private key for the domain's certificate to actually decrypt the communication using WireShark and see what's wrong with it.
(Alternatively, if you have two computers, you could set up an https server on one and connect to it from the other. Note that WireShark cannot record localhost connections, at least on Windows - hence you need two computers. It might work with a VM, I don't know)
Here's a guide to decrypting SSL by WireShark: http://support.citrix.com/article/CTX116557
You can get wireshark to work with a VM, you just have to run wireshark on the vm, or use a virtual network adaptor on the host.