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Download of external projects during build fails with 'Protocol "https" not supported or disabled in libcurl' #214
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Hi. I am unable to reproduce the problem. I tried building RetDec on Arch Linux (desktop PC), Ubuntu 16.04 (Travis CI), and Ubuntu 18.04 (Docker), and in all cases, the build succeeded. Can you please post the contents of the following two log files from your system?
I believe that this might be either a network-related issue (GitHub was unavailable or your Internet connection dropped), or your system lacks support for downloading of files via HTTPS. Apart from providing the output of the log files above, can you also try downloading the file manually via the following command?
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err.out
out.log
wget is working fine, I can download the zip without problems. |
CMake uses |
BTW, you wrote that you use Ubuntu 16.04. It ships with CMake 3.5, but RetDec requires at least CMake 3.6 to build. How did you install CMake >= 3.6 into your system? If you compiled it by yourself, you most probably compiled it without SSL support. I suggest either installing newer CMake from a Ubuntu repository, or re-building CMake with SSL support. |
I installed the latest CMake version, maybe I missed that part! |
curl 7.55.1 (x86_64-conda_cos6-linux-gnu) libcurl/7.55.1 OpenSSL/1.0.2l zlib/1.2.11 libssh2/1.8.0 I purged the 3.5 cmake and installed (not compiled) using the latest on CMake website. |
You can try the following approach, which appears to be working for other users:
Nevertheless, I think it would be best to install CMake via a Ubuntu repository that provides CMake >= 3.6. |
Correctly installed CMake and RetDec. |
On Ubuntu 16.04, succesfully cloned the repository, build directory created, cmake with installation path correctly set then...
It tries to download the archives (from a not existing pages, it seems), if I'm not wrong.
Sorry if it's a bug reposting.
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