I'm trying to compile a java maven project and I've noticed that maven is unable to download dependencies from https repositories, I know that this problem is related specifically to https on armbian because I'm also unable to wget https repositories and it only works with the --no-check-certificate flag, I've tested on Ubuntu 22.04 on other two machines and it works, while on my armbian ones it doesn't, I've tested on my orangepi4 and on other 2 machines with x86 cpus that also runs armbian.

There's a way to make https work by default on these cases? I don't know if I'm missing some configuration or something like that.

I've attached a screenshot of what happens with wget, basically, it just hangs. I have the same problem attempting to build java maven projects, but with no output, it just says that is downloading a dependency indefinitely.

Edited June 13, 20233 yr by Mateus Coutinho Marim
Add screenshots and more explanation.

What version of Armbian are you using ? Is it up-to-date ? - you may need an updated ca-certificates package to get the latest CA signing certs.

I'm using Armbian 23.02.2 Jammy, both the OS and ca-certificates are up to date. @mitu

Aren't your screenshots from different systems ? If you try to download the .pom file with curl and post the output on pastebin.com ?

 

curl -vv -S https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/antlr/antlr4-maven-plugin/4.9.2/antlr4-maven-plugin-4.9.2.pom -o /dev/null

 

FWIW I also have installed the same Armbian version and don't have an issue with downloading said file (though I'm using a different kind of SBC).

Edited June 13, 20233 yr by mitu

Sorry, yes, it is from a diferent system, I'm formatting it to see if I have any success. But both systems have armbian at same version and are with the same problem. I'm also running a pfsense firewall on my network, could it be causing some kind of problem?

I'll check some stuff here and i'll tell if I find some problem. 

Did you install ca-certificates?

Yes, I have ca-certificates installed