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Halftux 2018-10-17 20:57

Re: Nwer OpenSSL on Maemo Fremantle
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by sicelo (Post 1549430)

https://mybroadband.co.za/news/feed

Enabling cutenews' logging, I get:
Code:

Status: Failed: SSL handshake failed

Ok I will look what I can do but probably not this week.
The host is using TLSv1.2 but still provide for example TLSv1.0 so the older cutenews was set fixed to TLSv1.0.

derda 2018-10-25 08:47

Re: Nwer OpenSSL on Maemo Fremantle
 
Is there no easier solution for the problem?

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endsormeans 2018-10-25 10:03

Re: Nwer OpenSSL on Maemo Fremantle
 
Hm..
easier solution?

Actually ...
if you open up the cover that exposes the battery..
(make sure you have a nice clean flat area of ..say your kitchen table for this...don't want to be missing parts...)
Take the batt out...
remove the screws holding the assembly in...

Now you will notice an off - fuchsia colored wire, beside a deep magenta coupling.
Just go and rip that off - fuchsia colored wire right out...
Tie it in a bow on your left pinkie toe ...
and then put back the assembly and the batt. cover back on.

openssl should work now...
but only as long as the off - fuchsia colored wire tied in a bow on your left pinkie toe is within exactly 1.24 feet of the n900
Proximity issue ...
So you may need to figure out exactly how to walk and keep the device within left - pinkie - toe range.


There we go.
Much easier eh?

jonwil 2018-10-26 10:01

Re: Nwer OpenSSL on Maemo Fremantle
 
I am currently using QT4 with TLS 1.2 support on my N900.
I am using this OpenSSL source tree https://github.com/jonwil/openssl/ with binaries at http://maemo.merlin1991.at/cssu/comm...ree/o/openssl/
I am using the tls12 branch in this source tree https://github.com/community-ssu/qt-x11-maemo for QT with binaries at http://maemo.merlin1991.at/cssu/comm...ree/q/qt4-x11/

Both currently work on my N900 when I run Fahrplan (a QT app talking to a server that only accepts TLS 1.2) so I know they are good in that context.

ymartin59 2019-04-06 17:14

Re: Nwer OpenSSL on Maemo Fremantle
 
Since recently SoundCloud download from gPodder fails with sslv3 handshake error.
Notice, retrieving podcast list is still possible.

Upgrading openssl alone does not help.

What should I do? Rebuild GTK and gPodder from sources?

Halftux 2019-04-06 17:57

Re: Nwer OpenSSL on Maemo Fremantle
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ymartin59 (Post 1555971)
Since recently SoundCloud download from gPodder fails with sslv3 handshake error.
Notice, retrieving podcast list is still possible.

Upgrading openssl alone does not help.

What should I do? Rebuild GTK and gPodder from sources?

Hmm it is hard to say. There is no import module from ssl python and there is no https call for soundcloud. So in the past it was everything done over http. I would say that the http request get redirected to https. I guess that you need to change python code and maybe patch and compile python against newer openssl.
But can't say for 100% sure maybe somebody else has more experience with python and give a better answer.

Maemish 2019-09-05 04:03

Re: Nwer OpenSSL on Maemo Fremantle
 
Is this the right way to change the line 160?

source_if_is osso-gtk.defs
source_if_is ssl.defs
# There is no matchbox.defs in Fremantle
# source_if_is matchbox.defs
source_if_is keyboard.defs
source_if_is sdl.defs

or this

source_if_is osso-gtk.defs
source_if_is ssl.defs
# source_if_is matchbox.defs
source_if_is keyboard.defs
source_if_is sdl.defs

The line 160 is # There is no matchbox.defs in Fremantle. So I can either put your edit before that line so it makes it to be line 160 or delete the line which doesn't really make sense cause the default line is already opt out. And when I installed man-db-N900 it could not find the file you had attached even it is in the folder/directory where you said it should be.

Halftux 2019-09-05 10:04

Re: Nwer OpenSSL on Maemo Fremantle
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Maemish (Post 1559930)
Is this the right way to change the line 160?

In this case both would work but I mean to add a new line not replacing, because we don't want to remove something.
The line you are removing/replacing in your example is a comment line so the system will be not effected but you will lost some information for human readers.

So I will edit my post to make it more clear.
However I think this modification will effect mainly command line tools, but do it anyway because it doesn't hurt and is worth a try.

Maemish 2019-09-05 10:37

Re: Nwer OpenSSL on Maemo Fremantle
 
Can you figure why installation of man-db-N900 did not find the file you attached? How could I check the log what it says?

Halftux 2019-09-05 11:00

Re: Nwer OpenSSL on Maemo Fremantle
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Maemish (Post 1559945)
Can you figure why installation of man-db-N900 did not find the file you attached? How could I check the log what it says?

Sorry I don't get it. The man command looking for man pages from install packages. Which attached file/package you mean has no manual.
It could be that I excluded man pages from some packages to keep them small.

Please be more precise so that I could update the package with the manual you like to have. Otherwise you could also extract man pages from some linux package and put them to the man directory.

I personally never used man on N900, but I guess in principle with mandb you could refresh the database for manually extracted man pages.


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