[solved] Qt install problem OSX
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Hi, I'm new here. I tried finding this through the search function.
I just installed XCode on my new Mac! (I'm still used to my PC)
When I try to install Qt with the online installer, I get the following error:
Network error while downloading target '/var/folders/l4/wnbxs6hx5w50f3k0nj5zcdnr0000gn/T/qt_temp.EWu399'.
Error: Im Ablauf des SSL-Protokolls ist ein Fehler aufgetreten..This is german which means simply that the SSL-protocoll failed.
Then to correct this I am offered a system dialog where I must setup a proxy.
I admit after many years on a PC that I have no idea what to enter into this dialog...
Can anybody help me??
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Thanks a lot, I'll look and let you know here.
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found a solution for my system, maybe it helps:
http://forum.qt.io/topic/53084/solved-installer-certificate-problem/9 -
I have the same problem. Error is
"Network error while downloading target ... Error: SSL handshake failed."After that, when I go to "Settings->Repositories" I have a few dozen of entries in the table. When using the "Test" button some are successful, but some fail. When failing on the test button, I get following message:
There was an error during connection to: https://download.qt-project.org/online/qtsdkrepository/mac_x64/desktop/tools_generic/Updates.xml. The issuer certificate of a locally looked up certificate could not be found, The root CA certificate is not trusted for this purposeBoth Safari and Chrome don't complain on the certificate in the link above.
I have MacOSX 10.10.3, Xcode 6.3.
Link in the post of "wally123" is broken.
Any hints how to fix that?
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I have the same problem. Error is
"Network error while downloading target ... Error: SSL handshake failed."After that, when I go to "Settings->Repositories" I have a few dozen of entries in the table. When using the "Test" button some are successful, but some fail. When failing on the test button, I get following message:
There was an error during connection to: https://download.qt-project.org/online/qtsdkrepository/mac_x64/desktop/tools_generic/Updates.xml. The issuer certificate of a locally looked up certificate could not be found, The root CA certificate is not trusted for this purposeBoth Safari and Chrome don't complain on the certificate in the link above.
I have MacOSX 10.10.3, Xcode 6.3.
Link in the post of "wally123" is broken.
Any hints how to fix that?
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Hi,
tilte of the thread is "[solved] Installer certificate problem"
actually located close to this thread in [ Home Qt Development Installation and Deployment [solved] Installer certificate problem ]
https://forum.qt.io/topic/53084/solved-installer-certificate-problembut i fear this does not help on OSX
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Seems to work on OS X but I get old data. I already have 1.0.8 package installed and I get data for 1.0.7

UPDATE: The official Updates.xml was updated the 8th of April and reports an old version of Qt (2014-11-17). Some ack or error in upload procedure in the trolls home??
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This seems to be a problem related to 10.10.3
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could be but I'm wondering why the official Updates.xml seem to be out of date. And also in other platform users had the same issue.
I don't know if is related but in the last weeks the download URL changed (from qt-project to qt.io); some SSL certificate to rebuild??
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My reply was confusing. The SSL error seems to be clearly related to the bug report
The outdated info you get might well be something else.
I get the SSL error on both a new mac that I'm trying to set up and my current mac when running "update components" on my current installation. Both on 10.10.3.
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Seems to work on OS X but I get old data. I already have 1.0.8 package installed and I get data for 1.0.7

UPDATE: The official Updates.xml was updated the 8th of April and reports an old version of Qt (2014-11-17). Some ack or error in upload procedure in the trolls home??
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Sorry folks, I forgot to mark this post as solved.
I took the easy way out, I have a high speed connection and downloaded the entire installation file and installed Qt offline.
It worked great.
Now I have a running Qt on my shiny new mac.
Thank you all for the replies.
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