I can get the certs, but when I try and use codeblocks' git command to pull from github, it fails. ptitSeb mentions about running "update-ca-certificates", which is a script on his. I don't have that.No idea about angstrom, but since it's a single folder tree, can't you just copy them from a platform where they're present (my Debian x86 build here has them, and they don't look architecture specific). I don't think you have to 'register' them with anything, just have them on your file system (though I may be wrong on this).
I'm trying to build a procedure, using my other pandora. But no luck for now... Still searching for the right procedure.I can get the certs, but when I try and use codeblocks' git command to pull from github, it fails. ptitSeb mentions about running "update-ca-certificates", which is a script on his. I don't have that.No idea about angstrom, but since it's a single folder tree, can't you just copy them from a platform where they're present (my Debian x86 build here has them, and they don't look architecture specific). I don't think you have to 'register' them with anything, just have them on your file system (though I may be wrong on this).
So it's not the certs I have a problem with, it's configuring things to use them
Now it has, don't know if it will do what you want though.opkg has never heard of "ca-certificates"
Thanks, it gives me the tool that ptitSeb was talking about, but running git still fails with "SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate".Now it has, don't know if it will do what you want though.opkg has never heard of "ca-certificates"
What what do you know?! I thought I tried this when I first ran into the cert error... Obviously not...If all you need is to pull from github, you can just substitute https:// with git:// .