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Asked: 2026-05-29T05:35:17+00:00

I have been trying to understand why I cannot access these links from my

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I have been trying to understand why I cannot access these links from my webbrowser
or even when using:

wget https://secure.cprod.homeps3.online.scee.com/CommercePoints/MarketPlace/E/ThreadsCP.xml

error

# wget https://secure.cprod.homeps3.online.scee.com/CommercePoints/MarketPlace/E/ThreadsCP.xml
--2012-01-28 01:23:34--  https://secure.cprod.homeps3.online.scee.com/CommercePoints/MarketPlace/E/ThreadsCP.xml
Resolving secure.cprod.homeps3.online.scee.com... 217.18.28.81
Connecting to
secure.cprod.homeps3.online.scee.com|217.18.28.81|:443... connected.
OpenSSL: error:14094410:SSL routines:SSL3_READ_BYTES:sslv3 alert
handshake failure Unable to establish SSL connection.

These links are normally requested from a client named Playstation Home.
How can we access these links without being on the client?

I have been doing a lot of reading about SSL lately and unfortunately I have tried to install the certs from the browser even have the certs and trying many different things to get access to the links, nothing has worked so far.

I would like to access them to get the latest content from the stores when the client is offline so I can see what I can shop around for when I use the client.

Is it impossible to get access to this link above? Should I stop looking for answers?

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  1. Editorial Team

    You need two certs: 1) the cert file containing the server certificate with chain; 2) the client cert. Then you can try using “curl” command:

    $curl --cacert server_cert_with_chain.pem --cert client_cert.pem "https://secure.cprod.homeps3.online.scee.com/CommercePoints/MarketPlace/E/ThreadsCP.xml"

    The server cert chain file can be exported from browser: Firefox -> Preferences -> Advanced -> Encryption -> View Certificate -> Servers; select the cert under “Sony”; click “Export…”; select Format of “X.509 Certificate with Chain (PKCS#7)”.

    This exported file is in DER format. Use this command to convert it to PEM format:

    $openssl pkcs7 -inform DER -in exported_server_cert -print_certs -out server_cert_with_chain.pem
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