I've never done it, but think i've seen that you can get around issues with
ssl stuff by setting liburlsslverification to false. If I understand
correctly (always in doubt) you'll still end up with an ssl connection, but
if the cert is expired, or off domain or something of that nature, the
connec
Thanks Mike and Peter, that's indeed got me to the next stage.
Using this technique I can get curl to work correctly (and by using
env/printenv as the command, I can see the differences in the environment) -
as you suspected, the difference is in PATH.
Now the next question (which brings it b
yeah, same thing as source, I forgot you could . it
On Wed, Jan 21, 2015 at 10:06 AM, Peter Haworth wrote:
> Courtesy of Dariusz Miedzianogora a while back on this list:
>
>
> "You could try the following command in the shell call:
>
> . ~/.profile;
>
> The first dot (.) executes the next file.
Courtesy of Dariusz Miedzianogora a while back on this list:
"You could try the following command in the shell call:
. ~/.profile;
The first dot (.) executes the next file. The ~ (tilde) is a shortcut to
the home directory of the user. Since .profile is a shell script that is
executed when the
You might check to see the environment variables from the command line, and
via lc shell, and do a comparison. If I recall correctly, lc shell
environment and the environment you get in a terminal or console can
differ. If the lc shell is using bash, and you know which files are
processed when a
Use the sudo command. Sudo allows an administrator account to masquerade as
root. You will need to provide the current login password when you do this. I
have successfully put the password as a second line in a terminal command. The
current login must be an administrator.
Bob S
> On Jan 21,
Bob,
Thanks for replying - I suspect you're right as to the immediate cause and
where something has changed (it might just be about a new certificate, for
example).
However, my real question is why it works in terminal but not using LC
"shell"; although calling the same service does work via
I suspect whatever system you are connecting to has modified in some way how it
encrypts data using SSL. Sounds crazy, but Microsoft recently did something to
their TLS in their cloud offerings that summarily prevented an entire series of
Konica brand copiers from sending email through Exchange
An app built in LC, sitting on an old box (PPC Mac Mini running 10.4.11) has
for several years happily been running a few times a day to perform a batch
job involving retrieve some data from a remote system, processing it, and
pushing a report to a new location.
Recently, it's not been updatin
