If it can't find that handler in the internet library, then that
suggests that the internet library is not fully loaded. Unless later
versions of libURL have removed that handler. I can't see why they
would do that - there might still be situations where one needs to
bypass the certificate verifi
On 12/18/11 6:27 PM, Alex Tweedly wrote:
Thanks, I have now tried that, but it jut gives me "can't find handler"
on libUrlSetSSLVerification.
I don't think I need it on the desktop because Google has (I'm sure) a
valid certificate, so it ought to be the same for revserver.
A few releases ago t
Thanks, I have now tried that, but it jut gives me "can't find handler"
on libUrlSetSSLVerification.
I don't think I need it on the desktop because Google has (I'm sure) a
valid certificate, so it ought to be the same for revserver.
-- Alex.
On 19/12/2011 00:01, Bernard Devlin wrote:
I have
I haven't use on-rev or the rev server. But you could try:
libUrlSetSSLVerification false
That bypasses certificate verification. I would have thought you
would need that on the desktop too. I think there was once some
discussion about where to place .pem files in order to get desktop
apps to
