I didn't find a good way to debug, but I had a hunch and it proved
correct:
libcurl didn't have any ca certs defined. I just had to recompile
libcurl and point it at my ca certs file (which I pulled from curl's
site), and all was well.
On Jun 13, 11:58 pm, Heath wrote:
> I'm trying to create a t
Hi Tim,
> What I've done is just leverage the library's ability to generate the
> Authorization header I required. Then I just use standard
> HttpWebRequests and put the header on myself. Here's a non-optimized
> example, you can factor out the repeatable parts into a utility.
Many thanks, this
ok thanks
On Jun 10, 5:09 pm, John Kristian wrote:
> A debugger can show you what the code is doing. The latest release
> includes the signature base string in the OAuthProblemException thrown
> by OAuthClient.invoke when something goes wrong, as a parameter named
> "oauth_signature base string"
