(Solved) Fritzbox, FHEM and PERL with SSL

[HarryT]

Hi

Does anybody have an idea how to get the Perl SSL modules on the Fritzbox and get them working?

I know it is easier on a Rasberry Pi, but can't find any clue if it is possible on a Fritzbox. Is it necessary to cross-compile Perl or is it possible to copy the needed modules in fhem/lib/perl5 or something like that ?

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[rudolfkoenig]

You supplied too few information for a meaningful help.
If my guess is right, this discussion may help you.

[HarryT]

You supplied too few information for a meaningful help.
If my guess is right, this discussion may help you.

Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately it seems not what I am looking for.

My issues started with the 59_Weather.pm update. See https://forum.fhem.de/index.php/topic,52203.0.html

I found out that the issue goes away when I use http instead of https in the 59_weather.pm module. In the second posting Johannes give me a hint how he solved the issue. http://mkleine.de/blog/2014/01/19/raspberry-pi-zugriff-auf-fhem-per-https-sichern/  However I have no idea how I can do something like this on a Fritzbox. 

After my patch of 59_weather.pm, things are running right now, but if my guess that I can't use a HTTPS connection with FHEM from my Fritzbox, then the end of FHEM on a Fritzbox seems to be closer as I expected.

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[rudolfkoenig]

On a (more or less) current FRITZ!OS you get an SSL library, which is not compatible with the Perl-SSL Module compiled by AVM and available from fhem.de as part of the fhem-5.7-fb7390.image. In my previous text you'll find links to old libraries (containing bugs) compatible with the Perl modules. After placing them into the directories mentioned you should be able to use SSL from FHEM.

[HarryT]

On a (more or less) current FRITZ!OS you get an SSL library, which is not compatible with the Perl-SSL Module compiled by AVM and available from fhem.de as part of the fhem-5.7-fb7390.image. In my previous text you'll find links to old libraries (containing bugs) compatible with the Perl modules. After placing them into the directories mentioned you should be able to use SSL from FHEM.

Thanks for your answer rudolf.

I just got pulled the libs and placed them in the fhem directory. This works.

So the question is answered. 

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