Closed paulslaby closed 4 years ago
You can try with the wget --no-check-certificate option. Curl might have a similar option. Apart from that you can inform the hoster of the file about the expired SSL certificate.
Yes, when I do curl https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.4.1.min.js -k
, it works, but how to do that during the installation process?
You could move /usr/bin/curl to /usr/bin/curl-real and then make a shell script in your $PATH called curl that calls "/usr/bin/curl-real -k" for the moment. I've also checked their website https://jquery.com/download/ The download works fine in a browser. Their SSL cert is valid till October 2020.
Good idea! Thank you, it worked... I am worried a bit, but thank you :)
Hello, I know it is not your problem, but I hope, you can help me. I just tried to install my first yunohost app - roundcube. It failed with
When I try from my server
curl https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.4.1.min.js
I getcurl: (60) SSL certificate problem: certificate has expired
. My system time is in sync with real time. How can I add --insecure to this fetch? Or better, how to fix the issue with invalid cert?