eockh
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09-07-2012
12:41 PM
HTTPS using roUrlTransfer
I'm attempting to download a JSON payload over https and even when setting my certificates file I get a -10001 error code which doesn't correspond to any error code in the documentation. Does anyone know what error code means?
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09-09-2012
09:44 PM
Re: HTTPS using roUrlTransfer
Is it possible to show your roku code, and the address you are trying to access?
I have seen unusual response codes from faulty coding.
I have seen unusual response codes from faulty coding.
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09-10-2012
06:20 AM
Re: HTTPS using roUrlTransfer
Thanks for the response. I managed to figure out the problem. The default certificates file setting of
request.SetCertificatesFile("common:/certs/ca-bundle.crt")
did not seem to be valid for the server that I was hitting. I ended up exporting all 4 certificates for my server and loading them instead and it appears to work. Thanks!
request.SetCertificatesFile("common:/certs/ca-bundle.crt")
did not seem to be valid for the server that I was hitting. I ended up exporting all 4 certificates for my server and loading them instead and it appears to work. Thanks!