Hi,
I'm building a plugin to Squeak Smalltalk to allow calls to OpenSSL. I'm using the O'Reilly book "Network Security with OpenSSL" examples to help test my plugin. While testing, I discovered that SSL_CTX_load_verify_locations with a path specified fails on OS X whether from Squeak or from pure c.
If I run the c example programs client3 and server3 programs, with a null path specified and the rootcert.pem files in the execution directory, SSL communication seems to work fine. Change Client3 to specify another directory and it still works fine (however, it turns out it is actually still looking in the execution directory). But remove the .pem files from the execution directory and it can no longer locate them and doesn't find the .pem files in the Path I specified in the SSL_CTX_load_verify_locations call. Thinking Mac OS X paths may be weird I tried "/", "OSX", and "OSX/" for the path - I had placed the .pem files in the top directory "/" but "OSX" is my root volume.
Since the client3 application works when the .pem are in the execution directory, I placed the .pem files in the Squeak execution directory (and also in the Squeak VM OS X package internal directory) but OpenSSL couldn't find them. So I placed them in my home (~) directory and in "/" but it can't find them there either. So as it stands, on OS X, I can't refer to any path other than the execution path in c programs and I can't get .pem files at all from Squeak.
Any ideas?
Thanks Jack
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