mqtt_connect fails with error -95 aws_fota

[lecozahu]

Hi !

I am working on aws_fota, with a nrf9160 dk, sdk 1.3.0. When I try to connect in mqtt, I get my IPv4 address I get the following message: ERROR - mqtt_connect -95.
When I try to debug myself, I notice that my error appears on line 97 :     ret = connect(client->transport.tls.sock, client->broker, peer_addr_size); 

of the mqtt_transport_socket_tls.c file within its mqtt_client_tls_connect () function.

could you help me ? thanks in advance

[Carl Richard]

Hello, lecozahu!

What sample have you based your project on and what amendments have you made? 

Error -95 is probably EOPNOTSUPP, meaning that the requested operation is not supported on the socket. 

Best regards,
Carl Richard

[lecozahu]

Carl Richard,

I was based on the aws_fota project, I did not touch the main, it is during the initialization of the client that the error appears.
I modified several things:
- I have defined CONFIG_PROVISION_CERTIFICATES
-I modified the certificate with the private, public and CA keys
-I modified in Kconf the address of the broker ending with amazonaws.com
- I modified CONFIG_CLOUD_CLIENT_ID and put it in the name of the object created on aws.
-I kept port 8883

Best regards,

lecozahu

[Carl Richard]

Hello again!

I'm trying to reproduce the issue myself now. While I'm at it, did you make sure to add the three certificates correctly with < "(...)\n"\ > at every line? 

Note aswell that you must add the public certificate, not the public key. 

Best regards,
Carl Richard

[lecozahu]

Hello again!

Yes, I have "... \ n" \ on each line.

For certificates, I have two non-private keys provided by AWS.
A file: .cert.perm that I put in the zone: CLOUD_CA_CERTIFICATE
an another file :  .public.key file that I put in the zone: CLOUD_CLIENT_PUBLIC_CERTIFICATE

Could my error come from there?

Best regards,

[Carl Richard]

That could be your error, yes.

The CLOUD_CLIENT_PUBLIC_CERTIFICATE should contain the .cert.perm you received. The CLOUD_CA_CERTIFICATE should contain the AWS root certificate which is found here. Hope this helps!

Best regards,
Carl Richard