2013/6/22 Thierry Douez <th.do...@gmail.com> > Coming back :( > > More details: > > I'm on MacOS. > > Restarting my Mac and my Internet Box and got again the same error: > > post myData to url "https://myDomain"; > > <error -Error with certificate at depth: 2 ....> > > But, executing this line of script always works: > > get shell("curl -s -d" && quote & myData & quote && "https://myDomain";) > > Executing the same post via Firefox and a form always works too. > > And after some tries, the post command works again without any clue why? > > So, looks like the post command over https is not reliable on Mac ! > > Same behavior with LC 5.5, 6.... >
So, here is the answer form runrev support, hoping it will help some of you... I believe this issue could be related to automatic root certificate discovery on OSX. The below is an excerpt from the LiveCode release notes- ------------------------------ ----------------------------------------- HTTPS – automatic root certificate discovery (4.5 – experimental) In previous versions it was necessary to set the sslCertificates property to the root certificates that HTTPS connections should be verified against. Support has now been added to locate and load the root certificates installed (and kept up to date) as part of the OS. This uses the standard root certificate keychain on Mac, the standard root certificate store on Windows and uses a number of heuristics to locate this information on Linux. You can easily find out if the system-installed root certificates are being found by running the following command in the message box: get url "https://www.google.com"; put the result & return & it If this results in an error about verification failure then it is likely that root certificates have not been found. Please let us know (particularly on Linux) if you find this simple test fails, making sure you give us full details of your system (e.g. Linux distribution and version). Note: Unfortunately this feature does not currently work correctly on Mac 10.6.x. For now, we advise including an appropriate root certificates collection with your application, as was previously necessary, and setting the sslCertificates property appropriately. -------------------------------------------------------------------- The automatic root certificate discovery is still is experimental for Mac OSX and we are actively working on implementing it fully. Another suggestion would be setting the property libUrlSetSSLVerification to false as this may also resolve the issue.. Best, Thierry ------------------------------------------------ Thierry Douez - http://sunny-tdz.com Maker of sunnYperl - sunnYmidi - sunnYmage _______________________________________________ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode
