bakeware messes up ssl library? about bakeware HOT 8 CLOSED

That issue looks a little different but who knows. The OTP is 23.2.7 erts 11.1.8 elixir 1.11.3 on ubuntu 20.10. Il make a PR yea NP.

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warning: Caught exception in Elixir.Prism.Bakeware.main/1: :exit => {{{:bad_action_from_state_function, {{:timeout, :handshake}, :cancel}},
  [
    {:gen_statem, :loop_actions_timeout, 13,
     [file: 'gen_statem.erl', line: 1615]},
    {:tls_connection, :init, 1, [file: 'tls_connection.erl', line: 153]},
    {:proc_lib, :init_p_do_apply, 3, [file: 'proc_lib.erl', line: 249]}
  ]}, {:gen_statem, :call, [#PID<0.883.0>, {:recv, 0, :infinity}, :infinity]}}
  (stdlib 3.9.2) gen.erl:177: :gen.do_call/4
  (stdlib 3.9.2) gen_statem.erl:611: :gen_statem.call_dirty/4
  (ssl 9.6.1) ssl_connection.erl:2525: :ssl_connection.call/2

I am able to recreate this

        {:ok, socket} = :ssl.connect({11,1,1,1}, 443, [{:server_name_indication, 'name}, {:active, false}, :binary], 30_000)
        :ok = :ssl.send(socket, <<>>)
        IO.puts :ssl.recv(socket, 0)

So on :ssl.recv the error above happens. It seems maybe the :SSL module is not setup correctly. (The ssl module is really complex requiring a bunch of ets and other preinited tables)

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Tried even spawning a process inside the main function, same problem, the ssl connection is all messed up.

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After further testing I think this is an issue with elixir releases on >=1.11.0

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Update on this, solved my problems by statically compiling openssl 1.1.1j into erlang itself. Maybe a note makes sense to have in the README, but not sure if this is an isolated issue with only my env.

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@vans163 What platform and OTP versions are you using? Could it be an issue similar to this erlef/setup-beam#7?

I also agree that it's worth a note to the README about statically linking OpenSSL. If you could PR some text that briefly describes the issue (one sentence is fine) and points to instructions on how to statically link openssl, that would be really helpful.

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#102

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Addressed with #102

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