Closed harryberlin closed 4 years ago
Hi @harryberlin
Did you do the steps mentioned in #18? Namely,
set the environment variable PYTHONHTTPSVERIFY=0 in Windows "Advanced system settings" dialog, and launch Kodi after that. If now any Python plugin (not just mine) accesses an HTTPS website with a "bad" TLS certificate, the plugin will ignore the error and proceed as though it was a trusted cert.
Screenshot on Win10:
If I do this and then launch Kodi, all cert errors are ignored.
because of your post in #18 and #19, i thought it is not the method to prefer.
Hi,
In #18 I fixed the problem with the "+" in the username. The TLS untrusted cert is a different problem which is not related to this plugin as far as I can tell -- in fact, the fact that the PCloud TLS cert is seen as untrusted on your machine is puzzling to me (it is trusted on all the devices I could lay my hands on).
Yet, with the PYTHONHTTPSVERIFY environment variable, you get a "free" solution to this problem.
ok
But i am facing same issue . i have window 10
still i am facing same issue even though i have set system variable to PYTHONHTTPSVERIFY=0.
still i am facing same issue even though i have set system variable to PYTHONHTTPSVERIFY=0.
Hi @kavita9742
May I have from you a snippet from the relevant lines in the log file? Let me know if you need help finding the log file location.
Kind regards,
Guido
Closing due to long inactivity. If any need, please reopen.
ssl issue exist any more :( finally today i did the test for #18 with new version on windows and got the errors again.
12:23:35.432 T:7240 ERROR: ERROR: cannot logon to pCloud: <urlopen error [SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed (_ssl.c:661)> 12:23:35.474 T:3432 ERROR: XFILE::CDirectory::GetDirectory - Error getting plugin://plugin.video.pcloud-video-streaming/?content_type=video 12:23:35.482 T:3432 ERROR: CGUIMediaWindow::GetDirectory(plugin://plugin.video.pcloud-video-streaming/?content_type=video) failed