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SSL Context Error on Debian 9.1.0 #1942

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Duplicitous opened this issue Jul 30, 2017 · 3 comments
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SSL Context Error on Debian 9.1.0 #1942

Duplicitous opened this issue Jul 30, 2017 · 3 comments

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@Duplicitous
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Duplicitous commented Jul 30, 2017

System Information

MultiMC version: Current Stable Release

Operating System: Debian 9.1.0

Summary of the issue or suggestion:

"Authentication operation failed due to a network error: Unable to init SSL Context: (99)"

What should happen:

I should be able to log into my Minecraft account but I don't appear able to. It responds with the above quote.

Steps to reproduce the issue (Add more if needed):

  1. Install and launch MultiMC.

  2. Try logging into your account.

Suspected cause:

The root of the problem is the SSL libs packaged with Debian currently. I've attempted other solutions mentioned on this GitHub page (creating a link to the .so files from your system to the bin folder of MultiMC; removing all files except for the libMultiMCs; installing the 32-bit versions of SSL and dependencies; trying both the .deb and .tar.gz versions of the client) but all to no avail.

Logs/Screenshots:

https://paste.ee/p/t4LnP

@ZapDragon
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I just got MultiMC on my Newly installed Debian 9.1.0 environment and having this issue as well.

@QuImUfu
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QuImUfu commented Jul 31, 2017

Tested it with a fresh Debian 9.1.0 installation and the workaround mentioned in #1784 still works perfectly.
(delete all libraries under MultiMC/bin except the ones starting with "libMultiMC_" and libxcb-sync.so.0)
This is a duplicate of #1784

@Duplicitous
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While I attempted this earlier with no success, I was then under the impression that I was to delete the libxcb-sync.so.0 along with all the other files. Now that I've deleted those files and left the libxcb-sync.so.0 file alone and intact, it now allows me to log into the client. Thank you for particularly pointing out the libxcb file. I must have somehow grazed past that.

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