[Help-gnutls] What actually works?

[Oliver Lupton]

On Fri, 20 Jan 2006 18:29:39 +0100
Nikos Mavrogiannopoulos <nmav at gnutls.org> wrote:

> On Thursday 19 January 2006 13:20, Oliver Lupton wrote:
> > Not meaning to come across as rude, but am I (and everyone else who
> > has tried) making some basic mistake? I originally started using
> > gnutls in an attempt to add SSL support to an IRCd (InspIRCd).
> > Beginning with the version I had installed (The debian package was
> > versioned 1.0.16-14) I tried the examples in the manual, which didn't
> > compile which I thought was because of the docs being for 1.3.3 and
> > me having an old version. I then installed 1.3.3 from source which,
> > while allowing the examples in the docs to compile, I couldn't get it
> > to successfully connect using either my ircd code, the examples in
> > the docs (the X.509 client and the X.509 echo server (I and II)), or
> > the commandline tools gnutls-cli, guntls-cli-debug and gnutls-serv.
> > Everything failed with the same error:
> 
> 1.3.x is a development version. Use the 1.2.x series unless you need
> the latest new features. Always read the manual of the series you are
> using. And yes the 1.3.x manuals do not apply to anything else than
> the 1.3.x series. 
> 

I tried installing 1.2.9 on my system, the install was apparently successful but I hit the same problems.
Everything, including the examples and test programs in the tarball, fails with the same error as detailed in my first message. I've since moved towards OpenSSL for the IRCd module, but I, or a friend working on the same project, would be very interested in GnuTLS if we could get anything to work. The API is much nicer than OpenSSL's.
So is there anything you can suggest for why everything is failing as it is? :)

Cheers,

-ol

-- 
I will live forever, or die trying.
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