Le 20/03/2014 13:39, Ozy de Jong a écrit :
Hello,

Well this is actually my topic (i'm deajan on the forum).
So this mail for the ML-Dev is just an english translation of my journey with 
the agent on the forum :)

Anyway, downgrading libwww-perl to 5.834 works as a quick fix.
Probably because previous major version of libwww didn't enforced SSL certificate by default, and did it in a very limited manner when enabled.

Using curl instead of libwww-perl would seem a very good solution to me (no SSL 
hell), but i'm not a perl developper.
Probably because curl doesn't enforce the same SSL checks. And relying on an external binary instead of a native perl library would probably brings additional issues, such as packaging issue for instances.

Better suggestion if you want to avoid 'SSL hell':
- don't use SSL at all, unless you understand how it works, what kind of security it brings, and you know than you need it - use SSL, but don't validate server certificates (no-ssl-check in agent configuration)
--
Guillaume


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