'SSL peer presented an invalid certificate' error received | running on ARM-ubuntu-11.10

[William Ehlhardt]

So you're logging into the same SSL-enabled server on both the ARM and x86
builds, and it's failing on ARM, but not on x86?

Does it work/not-work in Pidgin itself?

Unfortunately, "SSL peer presented an invalid certificate" is about the
vaguest of the possible SSL errors. The SSL code (at least, the GnuTLS
stuff) gives some more detail about what's happening in the debug/info log
as it chugs along. Maybe there's more information there.

On Mon, Jun 11, 2012 at 4:33 AM, Roy Samuel (RBEI/ECG4) <
Roy.Samuel at in.bosch.com> wrote:

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> Hi all,****
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> I am using libpurple (package-  1:2.10.0-0ubuntu2) for developing a chat
> application. Everything works fine on x86 processor (Desktop - Ubuntu 11.10)
> ****
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> However, the same chat application (after cross-compilation) when run on
> the ARM (iMx Freescale based on Ubuntu 11.10) processor shows error:****
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> "SSL peer presented an invalid certificate", while logging in.****
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> --1--****
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> All the packages seems to be present for the ARM target just like in the
> x86 machine. (including gnutls dev package, as mentioned in FAQ
> http://developer.pidgin.im/wiki/Installing%20Pidgin#IhaveOpenSSLwhyisntPidginusingit
> ).****
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> --2--****
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> I have installed the ca-certificates package (updated it to the newest one
> in the Ubuntu repository for Ubuntu 11.10), using:****
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>  'apt-get install ca-certificates'. ****
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> --3--****
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> Also tried copying the contents of
> "~/.purple/certificates/x509/tls_peers/", from the properly working x86
> machine to the target system.****
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> The SSL error still persists after these.****
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> Any help in resolving this issue would be highly appreciated.****
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> Thanks & Regards,****
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> ****Roy********
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