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501 Protocol scheme 'https' is not supported
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| Andrew Crossland 2004-03-30, 5:33 am |
| I have written an application on our development box that uses the
LWP::UserAgent, Crypy::SSLeay, etc. classes to send data using the
https protocol and that works fine.
When I run the same application on our live box, I get an error saying
"501 Protocol scheme 'https' is not supported". The perl 5.8 release
was installed on the development box and the whole of the directory
was copied over to the live box. All scripts that run against this
copied perl executable, libraries etc. seem to work fine.
So is the problem cause by the fact that the Crypt::SSLeay modules was
effective copied over from the development box rather than installed
directly on the live box? If this is the case then can anyone please
tell me why this is then case? Is there something else I need to copy
perhaps to do with the openssl stuff?
Thanks.
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| John Bokma 2004-03-30, 5:34 pm |
| Andrew Crossland wrote:
> I have written an application on our development box that uses the
> LWP::UserAgent, Crypy::SSLeay, etc. classes to send data using the
> https protocol and that works fine.
>
> When I run the same application on our live box, I get an error saying
> "501 Protocol scheme 'https' is not supported". The perl 5.8 release
> was installed on the development box and the whole of the directory
> was copied over to the live box. All scripts that run against this
> copied perl executable, libraries etc. seem to work fine.
>
> So is the problem cause by the fact that the Crypt::SSLeay modules was
> effective copied over from the development box rather than installed
> directly on the live box? If this is the case then can anyone please
> tell me why this is then case? Is there something else I need to copy
> perhaps to do with the openssl stuff?
Windows? http://johnbokma.com/perl/https.html
check on the dev box with ppm which modules are installed, and compare
with the live box. see ppm help
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John personal page: http://johnbokma.com/
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