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cacert.pem needs to be replaced #140

Closed cbenard closed 3 years ago

cbenard commented 3 years ago

Source - expiry of root used by Let's Encrypt

It's been fixed in v21.2-r2333 (testing), but it can be backported with the fix linked above (replacing the cacert.pem in the Dockerfile).

Please update the Dockerfile and push so we can just pull a new image without having to do this on every instance.

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Roxedus commented 3 years ago

Have you confirmed this is a real issue with our image?

cbenard commented 3 years ago

I have not. I already updated my cacert.pem from their provided one with exec -it + curl. I did diff it to what they provided and it is in fact different.

Roxedus commented 3 years ago

Can you place try with the certificate that comes with the image? As I do not think our image is affected, mine has been running uninterrupted.

phybersplice commented 3 years ago

Looks like it is with the image. My setup is also affected. NZBGET has updated their package.

https://nzbget.net/history-latest-testing

cbenard commented 3 years ago

I can't test at this point. I was just raising the issue since they changed their software distribution and linuxserver's hasn't changed since then. You can close it if it isn't an issue for you after all.

Roxedus commented 3 years ago

I find no cause of this ever being a issue with our container, however I have no issue being told otherwise.

cbenard commented 3 years ago

@phybersplice seemed to indicate it was a problem with theirs.