Re: [GNC] Access problems fetching shares prices from, Australian Stock Exchange

Peter, I was following this thread and one thing that comes to my mind 
is that by default MacOS comes with LibreSSL, a wrapper of openssl. You 
may want to install the latest openssl on your Mac (make sure the 
homebrew's bin path is before the /usr/bin) and see if this helps.

-- ND

On 7/12/26 8:53 PM, Peter Lamb via gnucash-user wrote:
> On 13/7/2026 10:22, Bruce Schuck wrote:
>> Just to be sure, you may want to check that there are not versions of 
>> Net::SSLeay and other modules that F::Q depends on underneath $PERLLIB. 
>
> Thanks, Bruce.
>
> Unexpectedly, there was an empty pair of directories 
> /Users/prl/Computer/lib/perl/Finance 
> /Users/prl/Computer/lib/perl/Finance/Quote under my $PERLLIB, but 
> removing them didn't change anything. There are otherwise no modules 
> there that could override system libraries (they are all modules that 
> start Beyonwiz::).
>
>> Sequoia is a somewhat recent release of macOS
>
> Yes. It's the most recent macOS that runs on my Intel MacBook Pro - 
> 15.7.7, but it is only getting security updates now.
>
> Cheers,
> Peter
>
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