Curl Sierra Install LXD Container

The missing ones are: AsynchDNS, GSS-API, Kerberos, and SPNEGO (as listed in the curl version output).

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Curl Sierra Install LXD Container

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These certificates support local development on SSL with NginxPHP.

The certificates themselves are fine, browsers recognise them, but curl doesnt.

The certificates are added to the OSX Keychain, which worked fine in Sierra.

I can tell you that curl has different behaviour when linked with SecureTransport as in Sierra and before.

If I understand the curl man page, that means that it is only going to check the keychain in High Sierra now that it no longer uses SecureTransport.

It sounds like before it may have been checking some additional directories before High Sierra.

This appears to be a common problem with Laravel Valet, at least on Windows.

They all involve downloading and using the correct certificates which are not present in the keychain.

Furthermore, the Homebrew developers dont seem to want to support beta macOS versions.

I guess that means you can expect 10.13 support at about the time 10.14 gets released.

Ive seen one suggestion that said to install the command line tools.

If you want to build open-source software, you need usrinclude populated via the command line tools.

At least, that is the quick and easy way to do it if you dont care about building for other platforms.

The best way to do it is to specify the appropriate SDK directories via environment variables or build script parameters.

Thats about all the help I can provide as I wouldnt touch Homebrew with a ten-foot pole.

The built-in Apache, with a few hacks, is fine for simple things.

If you need more than that, just get a cheap Linux cloud instance somewhere.

So im not entirely convinced that it was checking anything else before.

The symptoms seem to suggest curl is no longer (properly) using the keychain.

PHP71 itself seems to work fine, all my projects tests run fine.

Or of course Valets certs are no longer of a type that curl accepts.

I thought maybe a SHA1SHA256 issue but latest Valet creates SHA256 certs so thats not it either.

Not quite sure what you mean about valet being a lot of work.

Its typing a few commands which is certainly a lot easier than setting up your own apache or nginx.

Its just a wrapper around installing and setting up nginx and php, with certs if you want.

Ive had every development environment there is, and right now this is my preferred one.

Lets me code anywhere without the need for a network or running VMs.

But to each their own, its not really what this is about.

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