QSslSocket Behaviour Linux vs macOS (possibly LibreSSL incompatibilities?)
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Looking for something else, I stumble on this bug of Curl which I wonder if it relates to the problem at end.
@SGaist said in QSslSocket Behaviour Linux vs macOS (possibly LibreSSL incompatibilities?):
bug of Curl
I doubt it: the bug seems to address Yosemite; my issues are for one: on High Sierra and for two: consistent over various platforms (OpenSuSE, Ubuntu; Mac).
Besides - why curl? I am not knowingly using curl for that project. Is it somehow used by Qt under the hood?
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@SGaist said in QSslSocket Behaviour Linux vs macOS (possibly LibreSSL incompatibilities?):
bug of Curl
I doubt it: the bug seems to address Yosemite; my issues are for one: on High Sierra and for two: consistent over various platforms (OpenSuSE, Ubuntu; Mac).
Besides - why curl? I am not knowingly using curl for that project. Is it somehow used by Qt under the hood?
Hello.. as a follow up: I am not aware of the changes that took place under the hood in Qt 5.12.
However, the issues as described apparently are fixed now; i.e. I am now using Qt 5.12.0 as provided/updated using the Qt Maintenance Tool.
In more detail: I had to use the custom compiled Qt 5.10.0 in order to be able to connect to my QSsl - based development server under macOS.
With the latest update to Qt 5.12.0 everything works as intended out of the box, no custom Qt/SSL compilation required any more.Thx for fixing this!
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Glad it's working now and thanks for the feedback !
Additonal note, I never wrote that this was a curl problem or bug that was affecting your application. Only that the bug report I found could give some additonal clues to look into to fix your problem.
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Glad it's working now and thanks for the feedback !
Additonal note, I never wrote that this was a curl problem or bug that was affecting your application. Only that the bug report I found could give some additonal clues to look into to fix your problem.
@SGaist Actually the post above may have been a bit premature. Not sure what is going on: I updated 2 machines to Qt 5.12.0.
On my workstation, it is working as intended and described in the previous post.
Since I assumed the issues have been fixed I also updated my Macbook only to find out the failed handshake still occurs.
Currently I am in the process of investigating what is going on - mentioned computers installations are very similar. All I know for now is that the handshake failures occur only on one computer with standard Qt installation.
I suspect the cause is somehow tied to libssl.a/libcrypto.a, perhaps different ssl version or something like that.I'll keep you advised if I find out what's going on
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The one problem I can see is that OpenSSL is not used on macOS since a few Qt versions. Qt use the SecureTransport framework from macOS. You can still use OpenSSL though but you have to build Qt yourself for that as well as get a recent version of OpenSSL.
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The one problem I can see is that OpenSSL is not used on macOS since a few Qt versions. Qt use the SecureTransport framework from macOS. You can still use OpenSSL though but you have to build Qt yourself for that as well as get a recent version of OpenSSL.
@SGaist I know - I did compile Qt with OpenSSL 1.0.2o a couple of months ago (Qt 5.10.0).
Unfortunately later versions Qt failed to compile using this config - never figured out why; for the lack of time I just went ahead using mentioned custom compiled version.Yesterday I randomly checked if my server compiles/works using 5.12.0 - and to my surprise it did (on my workstation).
It still doesn't on the Macbook what puzzles me...otool -L indicates everything is similar. The binary compiled on the workstation also does not work on the notebook - so clearly some dynamically linked library causing this. If only I knew which one
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Any difference of macOS versions ?
Any hint from the logs on the system ?
Just in case, IIRC, since 5.10 Qt supports also OpenSSL 1.1
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Any difference of macOS versions ?
Any hint from the logs on the system ?
Just in case, IIRC, since 5.10 Qt supports also OpenSSL 1.1
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OpenSSL 1.1 requires a different backend. The 1.1 release broke API and ABI compatibility with the 1.0 release, hence you have to do a specific build of Qt or any library/application using OpenSSL.
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OpenSSL 1.1 requires a different backend. The 1.1 release broke API and ABI compatibility with the 1.0 release, hence you have to do a specific build of Qt or any library/application using OpenSSL.
@SGaist I did a fresh macOS install using a VM and can confirm the issue is resolved in stock macOS High Sierra using XCode 9.4.1, Command Line Tools 10.1 for High Sierra and standard Qt 5.12.0 installation.
Guess I have to find some path/ssl lib or similar getting in the way on my Macbook, but this should not be any of your concern.
Again, thanks for support.
Issue solved.
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You're welcome !
Then please mark the thread as solved using the "Topic Tools" button so other forum users may know a solution has been found :)
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You're welcome !
Then please mark the thread as solved using the "Topic Tools" button so other forum users may know a solution has been found :)
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Software mysteries... You may have gremlins playing with your machine ;-)
