Closed Miro-H closed 5 years ago
Is this actually tested? I'm not sure if I made a mistake, but I rebuilt the client machine and get a SEC_ERROR_UNKNOWN_ISSUER
when visiting https://aslweb01/
with Firefox.
Is this actually tested? I'm not sure if I made a mistake, but I rebuilt the client machine and get a
SEC_ERROR_UNKNOWN_ISSUER
when visitinghttps://aslweb01/
with Firefox.
Yes, this is tested. Are you sure you have valid certificates in place? Maybe try to regenerate all of them?
@Miro-H I now let this build twice just to make sure, and it still gives me a warning before visiting the site.
I do vagrant destroy -f && vagrant up
, then open Firefox and navigate to https://aslweb01/
.
@keyctl Strange. In that case I try with a fresh environment as well. But I don't see why it should matter whether I destroy the whole infrastructure or only the client VM since the client VM should really be independent of the rest.
I do
vagrant destroy -f && vagrant up
, then open Firefox and navigate tohttps://aslweb01/
.
I did exactly the same. For me the connection works. The webserver has an internal error but the certificate gives no warning for me.
I do
vagrant destroy -f && vagrant up
, then open Firefox and navigate tohttps://aslweb01/
.I did exactly the same. For me the connection works. The webserver has an internal error but the certificate gives no warning for me.
The webserver error is a problem with connection strings that it cannot find. Should be unrelated to this problem here.
@Miro-H Did you update to the latest version of the box image? I'm on the latest version.
Hm no, still on 1.9.34. I try with the new version.
I'm rebuilding now, too, and will keep you updated.
Still does not work. Maybe someone else can try? Please use the make build
command, it will generate a new setup.
I think I've rebuilt this now another three times, and I've found that with a035b8e this should consistantly work. I think we can merge, @Miro-H.
This is far from a normal use case, therefore there is little tool support and the solution is a bit hacky.