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I got it working in a really backhanded mongolian clusterfluke way.
I am calling an External action, which calls a Bash script which calls CURL and
writes the results to a file. Then reading that file.
It works, but it shouldn’t be that hard. Or take that long.
Now that I’ve got it out of the w
Wayne,
You may have luck with TS 7.1.5 which updates cURL and OpenSSL support,
although on OSX its still dependent on what's on your machine.
You may also want to test TS 8 (even if just as a proxy) as it uses a
completely different http client (100% Java)
Robert
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Wayne,
These two .taf files call and relay response from https://www.howsmyssl.com, a
site that Safari rates "bad" on MacOS 10.10 but passes on Safari 10.12 and
Safari 10.14.
http://96.66.236.19/ts713externalcall.taf?
http://96.66.236.19/ts713webcall.taf?
Debugging is on for both. These are o
Wayne,
Our current main Mac server is a 2013 Mac Pro, Mojave 10.14.6, Homebrew
(Apache 2.4.61), TS 7.1.3
It's a bit of a headache to update OpenSSL, apart from Apple updates, on any
version of MacOS without future manual maintenance.
Not having issues with SSL/TLS connections/calls to external
> On 11 Dec 2019, at 5:00 pm, ubslab wrote:
>
> Wayne,
> Sorry if I missed earlier, but what version MacOS and TS are you using?
Mac OS X Sierra 10.12.6 with Terascript 7.1.3.
> Some thoughts, starting with setting curl -m, --max-time for
> extending call completion time if a connection is su
