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			<description><![CDATA[<p>2009-08-27 15:09:21 UTC<br />Hello all,</p><p>I&#039;m using wolfSSL for application i&#039;m building. Atheros embedded board should connect to a PC and exchange information.</p><p>My PC runs as server. If I use another PC as client communication is successful. However, when I run the client part from the Atheros board i get FATAL_ERROR (-1) from SSL_connect on the board and SSL_Accept on the server.</p><p>I can not use SSL_VERIFY_NONE as the README suggests because i actually use the subject information in my application.</p><p>Can point possible problems/solutions. I use wolfSSL 1.0.6 with opensslExtra, without-zlib on Linux (Ubuntu 8.10, i686) and Linux (OpenWRT 8.09, mips).</p><p>Thank you very much in advance.</p><p>Ivo<br />#<br />touskaProject Admin</p><p>[Avatar]<br />2009-08-27 17:33:51 UTC<br />After you get the -1 from SSL_connect on the board call SSL_get_error(ssl, -1) to see what the actual error in this case is.</p><p>Are you using a CA-certificate on the board? How are you loading it?<br />#<br />ivovachkov</p><p>[Avatar]<br />2009-08-28 08:20:01 UTC<br />Thanks Todd.</p><p>Following your advice i found out the problem. Apparently after a fresh build and with internet connection the board/linux starts counting time from Epoch ... which makes my certificates invalid. Simple ntpdate fixed the problem.</p><p>Moral of the story: Always check what time you &#039;live&#039; in <img src="https://www.wolfssl.com/forums/img/smilies/smile.png" width="15" height="15" alt="smile" /></p><p>Thanks again.</p>]]></description>
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