Hmm furthermore, I don't think this is a certificate verification problem, because the manual for the SSL wrapper (which https urls ride on top of) states that verify_peer defaults to false. If you run this code with 'strace -e trace=open,stat php xxxx.php' you can see that the ssl certs dir doesn't even get opened until the google request, suggesting that we never get a cert:
Hmm furthermore, I don't think this is a certificate verification problem, because the manual for the SSL wrapper (which https urls ride on top of) states that verify_peer defaults to false. If you run this code with 'strace -e trace=open,stat php xxxx.php' you can see that the ssl certs dir doesn't even get opened until the google request, suggesting that we never get a cert:
<?php context_ create( array(' ssl'=>array( 'verify_ peer'=> true, 'capath' =>'/etc/ ssl/certs' ))); edu...\ n"; /cas.ucdavis. edu/",'r',false,$ctx); /www.google. com/",'r',false,$ctx);
$ctx = stream_
print "now cas.ucdavis.
fopen("https:/
print "try ssl to google...\n";
fopen("https:/