nOOb Error : No certificates found!

[gonzagueddr]

> In the creation of the server keys you specifically asked for a tls
> www server, thus it is normal for gnutls to detect a violation. 
Yes, but i also tried "gnutls-serv --http", so it supose to act as an 
http server isn't it ?, and using a netbrowser to get 
https://domain.org:22222/ returns the same error from the server ("No 
certificates found!")

> What do you actually want to do? (not what you did, but what you
> want to do).
> If you simply want to stream an mp3 over https you don't really need a
> client certificate.
> Given that, what is the actual error you see?
>   
That's it : stream an mp3 over https using vlc , so the vlc server's 
command is "vlc --sout-http-cert="/path/servercert.pem" 
--sout-http-key="/path/serverkey.pem" --sout-http-ca="/path/cacert.pem 
--sout '#standard{access=https,mux=ts,dst=192.168.1.15:22222/test.mp3}' 
my.mp3" ( vlc server must be run with the ca, cert and key files, or it 
returns fatal error (cannot set certificate chain or private key))
And when i open the stream, vlc server returns  "TLS handshake error: 
The peer did not send any certificate", while the client returns "TLS 
handshake error: Error in the push function".
I've been said on the vlc's forum that the CA file must be present on 
the client's machine, so i've copy/paste the cacert.pem to 
ca-certificates.crt (if this file is not present, client returns a 
warning (can not add credidential x509 ), and then the same TLS 
handshake error

If i run the vlc server without the "--sout-http-ca", client returns :

gnutls error: TLS session: access denied
gnutls error: Certificate could not be verified
gnutls error: Certificate's signer was not found
main error: TLS client session handshake error

So specifying those 3 files (ca, cert and key) on the server and the ca 
on the client gave me the less errors ...

Sorry for this, and thanks again for your time.

Gonzague