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data_null__
Jade | Level 19

I can run this and it works.

data _null_;
   filevar=
'http://support.sas.com/techsup';
  
do _n_ = 1 to 12;
     
infile dummy url filevar=filevar length=len eof=eof debug;
      input;
     
put _infile_;
     
end
eof:
  
stop;
  
run;

I want to run this but it gives me the SSL error;  Of course since I don't know what I'm doing I can't figure what I need to change or add etc.  I think it is something to do with a Google account and I tried some USER= and PASS= bits but that hasn't got me any further.  I've also searched support.sas.com and here for similar but nothing (that I understand) so far.  Anyone know how to make this work? 


data _null_;
  
infile cards;
  
length filevar $80;
  
input filevar;
   infile dummy url filevar=filevar eof=eof lrecl=1024 debug;
   do while(1);
      input;
     
put _infile_;
     
end;
eof:
stop;
  
cards;
http://translate.google.com/?langpair=fr|en&q=bonjour+madame
;;;;
   run;


My OS is UNIX SAS 9.3
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Ksharp
Super User

John,

Yeah. SSL means It is a encrypted URL , You can't use it in Filename + URL .

Check proc http ;  to import such URL .

at support.sas.com

at blogs.sas.com

Xia Keshan

zencosap
Fluorite | Level 6
you probably has some expired trusted certificate chains in your PEM file that you are pointing to with the -SSLCALISTLOC option in your sasv9.cfg or sasv9_local.cfg. Have your security team regenerate the PEM file for you and put it on the compute tier.

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