updating sgit

@Raziel

yup got same problem here:

@jabirulo

thank you very much for checking...

@all

Would anyone have any advice or an idea how to fix/work around this issue?

It's not the fault of AmiSSL (reverting to 5.11 doesn't do any good), nor does sgit can do anything about it in it's current state ("setenv GIT_SSL_NO_VERIFY 1" is set and doesn't fix it either)

It seems to be some change regarding ssl connection to the github page itself...but i can't "fix" a webpage

Losing the ability to fetch and build from source would be a major drawback and will probably introduce lots of bugs which are then only found during releases...

Thanks a lot

@Raziel

AFAIK, sgit doesn't use AmiSSL, so it is irrelevant looking at that. At least, the version I have is directly linked against the 7 year old OpenSSL 1.0.1u.

For me, the github clone command still works fine, but it could be that I get connected to a different location (to a server that has not been updated yet).

@Futaura

Did you try with the full scummvm source, because it works for me with the scummvm-tools source from the same dev.

So it seems to be a problem with the size of sources and not only the server(?)

@Futaura

Please add your findings to the tracker item.
https://github.com/sba1/simplegit/issues/53
You have much more insight in the workings than me

Thank you very much

I guess I should have left it running longer. I was cloning to the ram disk, but mine stops at around 6% with this error:

libgit error (12): SSL error: received early EOF(64490/1267719)

Seems like Github is terminating the connection for some reason, which may or may not have something to do with the old OpenSSL version that sgit uses.

Any chance to rebuild it using AMISSL?

https://github.com/sba1/simplegit/makefile.aos4.standalone:

#
# This is a makefile for building SimpleGit for AmigaOS
#
# Define USE_AMISSL=yes if you wish to build the AmiSSL-based
# version.
#
...

I tried a few times to build it, but the binary was not working. I also have an open issue in the repo. Unfortunately, it is not maintained any more.

@walkero

ok thx for trying.

Niether openssl version?