Details
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Bug
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Resolution: Done
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Low
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The GDP we're addressing here isn't a release.
Since wget in the build we've specified below, has no changes compared to latest revision of GDP, the issue persisted even on latest builds(such as GDP 13).
We(@Gunnar Andersson and @Chandeepa Dissanayake) built a slightly extended version of GDP for testing the GSoC project(https://github.com/GENIVI/GENIVI-GSoC-18)
GDP Used for this process: https://go.genivi.org/go/tab/build/detail/GDP-Yocto-QEMU_x86-64-GITHUB-PR/419/build/1/build_and_export_test
The GDP we're addressing here isn't a release. Since wget in the build we've specified below, has no changes compared to latest revision of GDP, the issue persisted even on latest builds(such as GDP 13). We(@Gunnar Andersson and @Chandeepa Dissanayake) built a slightly extended version of GDP for testing the GSoC project( https://github.com/GENIVI/GENIVI-GSoC-18) GDP Used for this process: https://go.genivi.org/go/tab/build/detail/GDP-Yocto-QEMU_x86-64-GITHUB-PR/419/build/1/build_and_export_test
Description
Executing wget for SSL connections fails with the issue described in the accepted answer in the following page: https://askubuntu.com/questions/338869/error-while-downloading-https-files-using-wget
Steps to Reproduce
- SSH into any GDP environment.
- Navigate into a directory where any changes that occur would not affect the system. For example: Home directory of user: /home/root
- Try to download any file stored on a server which requires SSL connections for requests. We will try downloading a tarball of cpython(you are free to try any other URL, but make sure it is a SSL encrypted connection). Execute the following command.
wget https://github.com/python/cpython/archive/v3.5.6.zip
Error Message
"Connecting to github.com (192.30.253.112:443)
wget: error getting response: No such file or directory"
Temporary Resolution
This was temporarily resolved by re-compiling wget on GDP together with the tag
--with-ssl
as described here: https://help.directadmin.com/item.php?id=119
- This resolution can only be utilized under the environment conditions stated for this issue. Please check the environment info for more details.
Required:
This is not a perfect solution. Should be rectified in the yocto build.
