On Thu, Oct 12, 2006 at 09:41:04PM -0400, Sid Chang wrote:
> I installed curl+ssl on two machines in a similar manner.
>
> On the development pc (i386-redhat-linux), curl https works fine.
> [see clip#1]
>
> But, on the embedded system board (mipsel-uclinux), curl https fails to
> verify the server cert. [see clip#2]
> The way curl is currently implemented on the board is by NFS mounting
> dev pc's directory (/mnt/curl) containing cross-compiled curl files.
> e.g. # mount -o nolock 192.168.1.23:/mnt /mnt
>
> I have tried every trick in the book and still can't get https to work
> on my embedded system (I can probably live with -k, but...).
> Is it NFS mount? or something else?

That sounds to me like an OpenSSL portability problem of some sort. Do the
openssl command-line tools work to verify the key on the MIPS system?

>>> Dan

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