TLS initialization failed: Downloading Android SDK Tools

[aforth]

I am developing a small game for android. My computer is currently running on Linux. When ever I go to tools. Android settings and then set up SDK I get the following error.

Downloading Android SDK Tools from URL https://dl.google.com/android/repository/commandlinetools-linux-6609375_latest.zip has failed: TLS initialization failed.

I then proceeded to follow the link and extract the zip file myself. However qt creator can't see that I have done this. Even when I browse to the path where the SDK is installed.

[os skale]

@aforth i have same problem

[mohsenDh]

i have this problem too!

[mohsenDh]

I installed android studio and a made simple new project.
it downloaded every thing .. after that Qt downloaded some essential packages for qt and all set!

[JustCharles]

I downloaded the ZIP file mentioned, extracted it to Android SDK location, but into "latest" subdirectory (when I tried to execute bin/sdkmanager, it complained about nonstandard location, so I repaired like this). This results in "Android/Sdk/cmdline-tools/latest/bin" directory.

Second thing I had to do was downloading OpenJDK 11. My local copy is writable (the Ubuntu's global install is not).

After these two steps, the rest of the Qt automated process started to work.

[e2002e]

Anyone has fixed that ?
Even after a manual install Qt doesn't find the sdk

[cristian-adam]

The TLS error comes from the fact that Qt is being built against Open SSL 1.1 and Ubuntu comes with Open SSL 3 and they are incompatible. See QTCREATORBUG-28397
Not able to setup Android SDK on Ubuntu 22.04.1

You can get the setup_android.cmake script and run it via cmake -P setup_android.cmake.

The script might be a bit outdated, have a look at the android/sdk_definitions.json and adjust the values.

Then point Qt Creator to the new directories.

[ayaromenok]

@JustCharles said in TLS initialization failed: Downloading Android SDK Tools:

Second thing I had to do was downloading OpenJDK 11. My local copy is writable (the Ubuntu's global install is not).

Error message is wrong - JDK just not installed (you can try to check by typing javac), so solution is: sudo apt install openjdk-11-jdk-headless

[Espoo]

1.download libssl 1.1.1 sources
2.compile and install libssl 1.1.1
3. run qtcreator with followind command: LD_PRELOAD=/usr/local/ssl/lib/libcrypto.so:/usr/local/ssl/lib/libssl.so ./qtcreator , where /usr/local/ssl/lib is path to your libssl 1.1.1

[amgad_23]

sudo apt-get install '^libxcb.*-dev' libx11-xcb-dev libglu1-mesa-dev libxrender-dev libxi-dev libxkbcommon-dev libxkbcommon-x11-dev
you could try installing these libraries and try again

[carlosMatheusNeto]

I solved here using this method
First, click on the "world" icon in the right of setup sdk"

install the zip file for linux

Follow this tutorial here

After that , open your terminal and use this command, where the "sdkxdxd" is the name of your folder ( mine is sdkxdxd), it will start installing stuff with a fetch, click Y and it will finnish

Now you can go back to your QT, go to preferences->devices->android and search in the "Android SDK location" for the folder where you did all the stuff. Mine look like this

After i choose the folder, it started installing the rest of the stuff automatically ( a pop up will appear), if it doesnt, i reccomend following the documentation from Android
https://developer.android.com/tools/sdkmanager
Hope it works for everyone

[Pete Carter]

In Fedora Linux 38

1. sudo dnf install openssl1.1

2. Try to Set Up SDK again and it should work