Hello guys,
I am implementing an app where currently I am using sockets to get data from urls. It works fine but I thought that using libCurl might be a better, faster solution. So I downloaded the libCurl from os4depot and installed it using the autoinstall script.
For a test tried to compile the a simple code found at
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/curl/curl/master/docs/examples/simple.c
I use the following to compile it
gcc -D__USE_INLINE__ -Wall simple.c -o simple -lcurl -lauto
but I am getting a lot of undefined references like below.
I am trying to compile with vbcc the example code https.c, but I am getting errors. I am using a cross compiling environment, with AmigaOS 4 SDK and latest AmiSSL 4.4 dev files installed.
This happens with both RSA and EC certificates, and it's infuriating. No tweaks of the settings work. In fact, I get the same failure even if I use openssl's built-in s_server:
openssl s_server -key test.key -cert test.crt -verify 0 -accept 443 -WWW verify depth is 0
That also results in the same failure when a browser tries to connect.
How do we get the local machine's hostname as seen by the rest of the network?
Annoyingly, gethostname() returns "localhost," which is useless, as does gethostbyname() and uname().
What I actually want is the hostname RoadShow registers with the DHCP server, and that Avast's Wifi Inspector detects when it scans the network. That is, I want the name that other computers on the LAN could use to identify the machine.
How do we choose between bsdsocket.library's functions and newlib's? Given that most of the functions are the same, how do we tell the compiler to choose one over the other?
I've got some networking code, but currently can't even tell whether it's via newlib or bsdsocket.library. It matters which one, because AmiSSL can only be used with file descriptors from bsdsocket.library.
Hello, i've done a small https server on AmigaOS4.1FE to serve a small Page and process the resulting POST queries, but when i connect from an android phone the first ssl_read() only returns 0 or 1 char.
The certificates i have are autosigned, and the browser complains about It, but i can Connect from Odyssey just fine, but from android i don't get the reply.
I'm playing around with OAuth at the moment. I want to write a very simple Twitter program (just as an exercise as much as anything), and I need OAUTH to authenticate myself. I know there are other ways, but I want to be as close to the "official" way as possible, so it's less likely it'll break in the future.
When I use a liboauth function, I compile with -loauth (of course). I then get loads of undefined references to functions such as RAND_bytes.
Adding -lcurl and -lamisslauto does nothing to help these undefined references.
Hello,
in my application I need to download (and then process) a file hosted at a given URL (for example: http://www.domain.com/screenshot.jpg).
How to achieve this?
The target is AmigaOS 4.1 Update 1.
