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Mandatory information about my setup:

Have I read the related troubleshooter articles above before posting (which pages?)? Yes
Have I searched the tickets before posting? Yes, found similar, took advice and updated root cert
Have I read the documentation before posting (which pages?)? Yes, kickstart manual pdf
Joomla! version: 1.5.26
PHP version: 5.3.10
MySQL version: 5.5
Host: (optional, but it helps us help you)
Akeeba Backup version which took the backup: (unknown)
Kickstart version used to extract the backup: 3.5.1 Pro

Note: apache has CurlSSL installed

Description of my issue:
When trying to Connect to Amazon S3 (first step) I get "An Error Occured (sic)". Looking deeper, I get this message:

###{"status":false,"error":"S3::listBuckets(): [77] error setting certificate verify locations:n CAfile: AKEEBA_CACERT_PEMn CApath: nonen","buckets":[]}###

I can't find in the php where the AKEEBA_CACERT_PEM const is defined.

Thanks!

That's very helpful! I'm currently running a VM with CentOS 6. I've tried looking up some information on installing some kind of root certificates, and I will admit this is probably past the information I know. But I do see the following on the server, which I think may be the root certificates of which you speak. Is there a way to test and see if this is right or wrong? Thanks!

@atlas [/etc/pki]# ls tls/certs/
./            somedom.somedom.com.crt       make-dummy-cert*
../           b13cc6df.0@                   Makefile
02410eb1.0@   c9c47bf0.0@                   mozilla_cabundle.pem.cab
106cd822.0@   ca-bundle.crt                 new_godaddy.cab
11a74278.0@   ca-bundle.trust.crt           new_starfield.cab
157753a5.0@   cacert.cab                    old_godaddy.cab
2835ab7b.0@   ce100da1.0@                   old_starfield.cab
550f9beb.0@   centos-x64.steadfast.net.crt  positivessl.cab
55a10908.0@   comodo.cab                    rapidssl.cab
578d5c04.0@   comodo-gte.cab                RegistercomSSLServicesCADV.cab
590d426f.0@   d0cba2e5.0@                   RegistercomSSLServicesCAOV.cab
598630ad.0@   equifax.cab                   securetrust.cab
5ad8a5d6.0@   f131b364.0@                   starfield.cab
5afe2d56.0@   f39fc864.0@                   startcom.cab
7f159afe.0@   freessl-chain.cab             usertrust.cab
addtrust.cab  godaddy.cab                   xrampgs.cab

Understandable. I will contact the host and post the resulting information here to help any others that may experience this problem.

As for the AKEEBA_CACERT_PEM issue, when do you think you will be pushing an update that will resolve this issue? I would be interested in testing that, as well as testing anything that would bypass the root certificate issue that I am having.

Thank you again for your fast help, and especially for your great software!

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