On 13/7/2026 04:25, Bruce Schuck wrote:
If you want to test F::Q completely independent of GnuCash, you can
use the example stockdump.pl script that is included in the tarball
from CPAN. Or directly from the F::Q Github repository.
Thanks for the suggestion, Bruce.
I've already done pretty much that, and posted the result:
% perl -mFinance::Quote -e '%i = Finance::Quote->new->fetch("australia",
"QAN"); print $i{QAN, errormsg}, "\n"'
Unable to fetch data from the ASX server
'https://asx.api.markitdigital.com/asx-research/1.0/companies/QAN/header'.
Status: 500 Can't connect to asx.api.markitdigital.com:443 (SSL connect
attempt failed error:14077410:SSL routines:SSL23_GET_SERVER_HELLO:sslv3
alert handshake failure)
%
I think that it's hard to get a simpler test.
On 13/7/2026 05:07, Bruce Schuck wrote:
But as you earlier noted, multiple Perl instances could be a culprit.
Or worse, if someone played around with using $PERL5LIB to install
modules in a custom location.
I don't have multiple Perl instances, or have $PERL5LIB set. I do have
$PERLLIB set (to point to some unrelated modules that I wrote), but the
run above was done with $PERLLIB unset.
I'll try updating bits of the Perl SSL libraries as suggested by you and
John Ralls. That's where I agree the underlying problem most likely is.
Cheers,
Peter
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