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
Trying to use the following script (works fine on desktop) on my on-rev
account
https://google.co.uk";) into temp
put the result && the number of chars in temp
?>
and it gives me
error error setting certificate verify locations: CAfile:
/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt CApath: none 0
