I intend to fix this and post the Solaris version soon. Also, you might need to add to LIBS the location of your openSSL libraries if they are not in the default location. The SSL Sniffer was written by Eu-Jin Goh , under the supervision of Professor Dan Boneh in Stanford University Applied Crypto Group . The Sniffer was written from scratch, referring to the specs in the RFC 2246. The certificate chain parsing functions in the sniffer were taken partly from the OpenSSL libraries 0.94 written by Eric Young and partly from Professor Boneh's code which also used the OpenSSL libraries.
Documentation is found here .
I would be grateful if you save a copy of the output and email it to me . The sniffer does not support SSLv2 servers but still can read SSLv2 client Hello packets. Just set your client so that it sends SSL packets to the sniffer instead of directly to the server. The default port of the sniffer is 8888. The sniffer will parse the packets to obtain the interesting bits of information and then forward the packets to the destination server.