Wget.lua - Add dlls to compilator

[tt-thoma]

I'm trying to download a file from github using wget (wget -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/IgorTimofeev/MineOS/master/Installer/BIOS.lua /tmp/bios.lua) but wget say Connection refused
I tried to allow the emulator on my firewall, but still the same error
What can I do ?

Edit: pastebin works normally

[zenith391]

Well to fix this I would need to know what's the precise error in the first place, if you can send that

[tt-thoma]

GitHub refuse any connection from the function internet.request()

[zenith391]

On my computer, wget -f https://raw.githubusercontent.com/IgorTimofeev/MineOS/master/Installer/BIOS.lua /tmp/bios.lua works correctly alongside using internet.request() for GitHub. Can you open https://raw.githubusercontent.com/IgorTimofeev/MineOS/master/Installer/BIOS.lua in your browser or does it only not work using internet.request() in OCEmu ?

[tt-thoma]

Have you tried to do the command in the emulator ?

[zenith391]

Yes, by on my computer I meant in OCEmu using OpenOS.

[tt-thoma]

Can I have your version of OCEmu ?
Your README.md is saying that you haven't compiled the current version yet

[misiuji]

I have the same issue on OCEmu. I think it's a windows issue, because zenith uses linux I think

also removing the -f option

[tt-thoma]

It's because @zenith391 have the last version

[tt-thoma]

After compiling it says "unsupported protocol"

[misiuji]

change https:// to http://

[tt-thoma]

Maybe github refuse connection just because it wants https but there is no https protocol in \src\extras\socket

[misiuji]

maybe, here is the wget command in a normal terminal

first request gets 301 Moved Permanently pointing to https url
secound request gets 200 ok

[tt-thoma]

@zenith391 Can you add an https addon ?

[tt-thoma]

Opencomputers ^
OCemu V

The real Openos support https protocol.

[misiuji]

seems like the install script doesn't install luasec correctly
this would explain why this happens only on windows

[tt-thoma]

[misiuji]

well if you look in /src/extras/ssl there is https.lua
that's where it shoud be

[tt-thoma]

I moved it and i'll try to recompilate

[misiuji]

this is how internet.lua gets https, but it doesn't find it

[tt-thoma]

Here we go again...

[misiuji]

I moved it and i'll try to recompilate

recompiling will on do anything since the OCEmu.exe just calls boot.lua

[misiuji]

if you launch OCEmu via mingw then it works

[tt-thoma]

Ok

[misiuji]

I think it's not stripping the ssl core correctly, but I can be entirely wrong

[misiuji]

after requiring ssl at boot:

at the bottom: "cannot find specified module"

manual boot from console works

[tt-thoma]

ffi file is missing
What is it ?

[misiuji]

it's a lua library https://luajit.org/ext_ffi.html

[tt-thoma]

Pls have you a tutorial to install I am stuck I have windows 64 bits I try following the readme nothing work I'm tired of solving problems

[misiuji]

for windows all you have to do is (once you installed msys2) run the script msys2_setup_ocemu.sh with mingw64.exe and hit enter a coupple of times, it should make a file OCEmu.exe in src dir

[misiuji]

there are no libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll in any of the the bin folders
i think that the issue as per this stackoverflow thread

[tt-thoma]

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Thank you so munch

[tt-thoma]

How to do:

1. Download and install MSYS2
2. Follow the steps
3. Go to https://www.dll-files.com/ and search for libeay32.dll and ssleay32.dll
4. Download both
5. Extract both
6. Place both in C:\msys64\usr\bin. Use the custom path if you set one.
7. Type MinGW in the windows search bar, then launch it
8. In any folder you want, run: git clone https://github.com/zenith391/OCEmu
9. Go to the newly created OCEmu folder.
10. Run ./msys2_setup_ocemu.sh. Sometimes you'll need to press enter

After that (considering that there is no error(s) while compiling), go to src, and you'll find the file OCEmu.exe

[misiuji]

now how to put this into the setup script @zenith391?
just download it from dll-files as a work around or some other way?

[fixator10]

So, after some digging in it with process hacker:

ssl.dll by itself, most likely (based on its size), does nothing other than just loading and, probably, mapping SSL libs. The libraries itself are looked in PATH, and since MingW sets path to its own bin folder - its works in MingW. Doing set PATH=%PATH%;C:\msys64\mingw64\bin (assuming msys is installed to C:\msys64) before starting OCEmu fixes issue with HTTPS.

So basically, for standalone SSL support in OCEmu you need to: add folder with required libs to PATH or copy SSL libraries to PATH (or in folder with ocemu.exe, which is, basically, first place, where OS looking for files/libraries before looking for them in PATH)

Example of SSL after copying libcrypto-1_1-x64.dll and libssl-1_1-x64.dll to folder with OCEmu.exe: