Stefan's suggestion to install latest EB cli tools worked for me. Much
better solution than recompiling git with openssl.
Thanks!
On Thu, May 1, 2014 at 9:58 AM, Stefan Senk ste...@senktec.com wrote:
I've had a similar issue deploying to AWS ElasticBeanstalk after upgrading
to Ubuntu 14.04.
I had the same problem with a Github enterprise server sitting behind a
netscaler with a wildcard cert.
I took the easy way out to compiling. I installed linuxbrew, set my paths
and then did brew install git. Problem sidestepped (git works fine now).
I'm not sure how the brew compile is
Thanks, after a few hours of failing to compile pycurl to use openssl, I
ended up using this sidestep too.
I'm assuming Ubuntu defaults to gnutls for pycurl for licensing reasons?
Am thinking it would be nice to have a python-pycurl-gnutls package and
python-pycurl-openssl package available in
On Thursday, April 3, 2014 4:22:11 PM UTC+2, John Kolen wrote:
I've been successfully pushing my rails app to AWS electric beanstalk for
several months. Earlier this week, I upgraded my dev box to Ubuntu 14.04.
Now, 'git aws.push' fails when trying to push to AWS with the following
error
