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    lahianim
    wrote on last edited by lahianim
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    Hi

    i'm using QT 5.7 (since we need to run on old Linux version)

    I'm using QWebSocket to connect my server (using ssl and certificates)

    the code use websocket->sslConfiguration()->peerCertificate() in connect slot

    this work on all Linux distribution 64 bits but on Linux 32Bit on all distributions return NULL.

    is anyone familiar with that? has a solution for that?
    is it a known bug?

    Thanks

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      Hi

      i'm using QT 5.7 (since we need to run on old Linux version)

      I'm using QWebSocket to connect my server (using ssl and certificates)

      the code use websocket->sslConfiguration()->peerCertificate() in connect slot

      this work on all Linux distribution 64 bits but on Linux 32Bit on all distributions return NULL.

      is anyone familiar with that? has a solution for that?
      is it a known bug?

      Thanks

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      @lahianim have you checked what OpenSSL versions you have in each Linux distro?

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        @lahianim have you checked what OpenSSL versions you have in each Linux distro?

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        @Pablo-J.-Rogina

        Hi

        Thanks for your comments
        i have 2 Linux 32bit the openSSL version are:
        Centos6: OpenSSL 1.0.1e-fips 11 Feb 2013
        in Fedora: OpenSSL 1.0.1c-fips 10 May 2012

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