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Auditing for TLS certificates.
https://certificate.transparency.dev
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Somebody please help me... #1423

Closed homepc91 closed 7 years ago

homepc91 commented 7 years ago

Hi, I am using Ubuntu 16.04 for Certificate-Transparency Development when I am running ./prepare_etcd.sh. then i am getting some error How to solve it?....Please help me....

I am using etcd v2.1.3 or latest then i am getting same error

i am getting error :- W1013 07:02:03.298388 528384 etcd.cc:798] Got invalid JSON:**

please see the screenshot screen shot 2017-11-18 at 10 43 34 am

grandamp commented 7 years ago

Folks may have more eyes on Trillian at the moment, but, this issue [got invalid json] is somewhat common in the ct-server logs. Have you started any ct-server instances and tested log functionality using the etcd cluster yet?

homepc91 commented 7 years ago

thanks brother.......yes all things are working fine and perfectly in localhost.....but i want to know how to solve this problem....?

grandamp commented 7 years ago

Personally, I'm still a bit of a rookie, but the issue may be with the more recent (3.0+) versions of etcd. There are a few closed issues on etcd problems within this repo. We do see a high rate of etcd errors via our ct-server instances (a lot of 404 errors on deletes). Beyond that, I'm afraid I have no other information to offer.

homepc91 commented 7 years ago

thanks, can i know that....does Google Trillian is better according to you...? And what are you using Google Trillian or Certificate Transparency..?

AlCutter commented 7 years ago

Firstly, unfortunately this error is a bit of a red-herring, four lines up you can see that clustertool_main:181 logged "OK" - this means the provisioning succeeded. The invalid JSON error line is unrelated noise and due to a subsequent socket read timeout.

However, as gramdamp has already said, please consider whether a Trillian based CT log meets your requirements - Trillian is already used by Google and Cloudflare to run their recent logs, and we're actively working on it.