WinXP + MinGW http example doesn'work through ssl

[pccrusher]

Installation guide for OpenSSL adviced me to copy opessl libs to C:/MinGW/lib and includes to C:/MinGW/includes.
I did it.
After that, I tried: configure -release -openssl -I C:/MinGW/include -L C:/MinGW/lib
mingw32-make
After that i launched C:\Qt\4.3.3\examples\network\http\release,
entered url https://sourceforge.net/.
The result was the message "Download failed: Found"
Please, any help!
P.S. This example works fine through http protocol without ssl support.

[jpn]

Installation guide for OpenSSL adviced me to copy opessl libs to C:/MinGW/lib and includes to C:/MinGW/includes.
I did it.

Which guide instructs you to do that? I find it a bad way because it clutters your fine MinGW installation.

After that, I tried: configure -release -openssl -I C:/MinGW/include -L C:/MinGW/lib
mingw32-make
After that i launched C:\Qt\4.3.3\examples\network\http\release,
entered url https://sourceforge.net/.
The result was the message "Download failed: Found"
Please, any help!
P.S. This example works fine through http protocol without ssl support.

Could you try compiling a minimal test application which does nothing else but instantiates a QSslSocket?

[pccrusher]

Which guide instructs you to do that? I find it a bad way because it clutters your fine MinGW installation.

I obtained this guide (C:\OpenSSL\OpenSSLhelp.chm) after installing http://www.slproweb.com/download/Win...SSL-0_9_8g.exe.

Could you try compiling a minimal test application which does nothing else but instantiates a QSslSocket?

Why do I need to instantiate a QSslSocket?
The examle C:\Qt\4.3.3\examples\network\http\release\http.exe uses only QHttp and it have to work properly!
To the point I found out this example works with some urls (f.e. https://j3d-webstart.dev.java.net/test/) but not with mine (https://isasoft.ru/bg/kassa)

[jpn]

Why do I need to instantiate a QSslSocket?

Because it would have clearly indicated whether SSL support was properly enabled or not. The minimal sample app won't build unless SSL support was actually enabled.

To the point I found out this example works with some urls (f.e. https://j3d-webstart.dev.java.net/test/) but not with mine (https://isasoft.ru/bg/kassa)

Perhaps LiveHTTPHeaders could reveal some valuable information.

[pccrusher]

The decision was found by Messenger http://www.qtforum.org/thread.php?th...r=17124&page=2.

Added code to bypass ssl erorrs. Now works.
code:

void HttpWindow::on_sslErrors(const QList<QSslError> &errors)
{// connect to http.
	http->ignoreSslErrors();// just ignore ssl errors.
	QString err;
	Q_FOREACH(QSslError e, errors)
	{
		err += e.errorString() + "\n";
	}
	QMessageBox::information(this, "sslErrors", err);
}

void HttpWindow::on_sslErrors(const QList<QSslError> &errors)
{// connect to http.
	http->ignoreSslErrors();// just ignore ssl errors.
	QString err;
	Q_FOREACH(QSslError e, errors)
	{
		err += e.errorString() + "\n";
	}
	QMessageBox::information(this, "sslErrors", err);
}

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