I have been trying over a week and a half to get everything set up on my server. Basically I need memcache, openssl, libcurl and quite a few other things. Everything seems to be installed fine, except for one thing: When I use phpcurl and try to go to an 'https site', I do not get any response back. I can get a response back from going to a regular 'http site', such as http://www.yahoo.com, and can read the html I get back. The strange thing is that when I go to my own 'https site', where I created my own ssl cert, I can view the html that comes back. This might be because it is on the same server, but I set up the hosts file so it does not go through localhost. Anyways, I have been trying to figure this out for quite a long time and have bene chalking it up to a learning experience. But a week and a half is much too long.... Anybody have any suggestions at why I can't view https pages, and/or anything I should look at in my installation? Any help is GREATLY appreciated!
No, there are no errors. I just get nothing back from the response. And actually I mispoke, this does not work for my own https server either. So any https server I'm trying to connect to, I get no response back. I have SSL_VERIFYHOST and SSL_VERIFYPEER both set to false as well. This worked fine before, and now I have new PHP I compiled. Haven't touched the code at all, or anything else, just PHP. Not sure why it would break because of this.
Update: I am getting this error back: ERRNO: 26 ERR: Failed to open/read local data from file/application I would have no idea why any file is trying to be opened now, and before not. Would anyone have a clue as to what files may be trying to be opened/read by the system?
Thanks Falko. I would assume its something wrong with some file/path/etc. I just would have no idea what file or path, and not sure how to find this information out. Its really weird, because I have not changed any code and yet it fails with the new compiled version of PHP. The one I was using that was installed with my SuSe system worked fine. I'll keep looking though... Any other thoughts?
