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ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID error #20

Closed jaimestuardo closed 3 years ago

jaimestuardo commented 3 years ago

I did what you taught but there is a problem with the certificate authority. This is the same error that appeared in the youtube video when trying to connect using Google Chrome.

How can I solve this?

Regards Jaime

chenxiaoqino commented 3 years ago

The prototype uses self-signed certificates, so you should just bypass the warning.

chenxiaoqino commented 3 years ago

Click on "advanced" -> "Proceed to x.x.x.x (unsafe)" should suffice.

jaimestuardo commented 3 years ago

How to do that when connecting using socket.io client.

Actually, the problem is that. I only used Chrome to check that the same problem occurs.

Regarda Jaime

chenxiaoqino commented 3 years ago

You probably need some additional parameter to bypass SSL certificate check. Does this help? https://github.com/socketio/socket.io/issues/1187

Alternatively just use a real domain name with real certificates (e.g. use certbot to get one from LetsEncrypt).

jaimestuardo commented 3 years ago

But didn't you have that problem when creating this tutorial?

Never mind. I have finally exported a self signed certificate that was created by Visual Studio to be used in IISEXPRESS when debugging sites. I exported public and private keys and referenced them when instantiating the socket.io server. Now it works.

When using OpenSSL as in your tutorial it does not work.

Regards Jaime