It's a symptom of a larger issue we'll be facing with the Windows
builds: its outdated SSL library which can't easily be updated.
Is the difficulty to update SSL Library a Perl version (5.14 is too
old) issue or an Activestate one ?
I don't know whether 5.14 is too old to build an up-to-date
IO::Socket::SSL with dependencies. It would be one way to address this
issue. But compiling Perl dependencies on Windows is always a bit of a
struggle.
Updating Perl to get updated SSL support OTOH would require to re-build
all other dependencies...
Add to this that the Perl SDK we're using to bundle the application and
provide a service wrapper etc. is deprecated. ActiveState recommends NOT
to use it any more.
--
Michael
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