Closed printedpine closed 1 year ago
can someone confirm this still works?
I have the same issue. It seems that it has to do with the "client.connect(host, httpsPort)" command. It seems that this is failing and so the code aborts.
Same issue, any solution?
Same issue, any solution?
No solution yet. I put a pause on it all and threw it in a project box.
I have the same issue. It seems that it has to do with the "client.connect(host, httpsPort)" command. It seems that this is failing and so the code aborts.
Can you tell me how you verified that?
I can say this is still happening and found that @Apewert reply was correct its something to do with the fingerprint process and https for the connection.
I can say this is still happening and found that @Apewert reply was correct its something to do with the fingerprint process and https for the connection.
I am currently in a move and my hobbies are packed away. I actually never got this working, but didn't mess with it much. In another forum someone suggested:
"GitHub likely changed their root certificate and, therefore, SSL/TLS handshake fails. Try replacing the CA root cert as per https://randomnerdtutorials.com/esp8266-nodemcu-https-requests/#getting-server-certificate in settings.h."
Let me know if that helps.
I can say this is still happening and found that @Apewert reply was correct its something to do with the fingerprint process and https for the connection.
I am currently in a move and my hobbies are packed away. I actually never got this working, but didn't mess with it much. In another forum someone suggested:
"GitHub likely changed their root certificate and, therefore, SSL/TLS handshake fails. Try replacing the CA root cert as per https://randomnerdtutorials.com/esp8266-nodemcu-https-requests/#getting-server-certificate in settings.h."
Let me know if that helps.
All good ill check this out and post here when I come up with a fix and such. Good luck on that move hopefully everything goes well.
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