SSL certificate problem: certificate has expired

[nisanthitraveller]

Hello, I'm getting below error while saving a daily.co recording to MUX. What should be the mistake I did. It was working fine till last week with the same code. I'm using laravel MuxPhp\ApiException : [0] cURL error 60: SSL certificate problem: certificate has expired

      $config = \MuxPhp\Configuration::getDefaultConfiguration()
            ->setUsername(env('MUX_TOKEN_ID'))
            ->setPassword(env('MUX_TOKEN_SECRET'));
        $assetsApi = new \MuxPhp\Api\AssetsApi(
            new \GuzzleHttp\Client(),
            $config
        );
        $input = new \MuxPhp\Models\InputSettings(["url" => $dailycoVideoUrl, 'type' => 'webm']);
        $createAssetRequest = new \MuxPhp\Models\CreateAssetRequest(["input" => $input, "playback_policy" => [\MuxPhp\Models\PlaybackPolicy::_PUBLIC] ]);
        $result = $assetsApi->createAsset($createAssetRequest);

        $muxId = $result->getData()->getPlaybackIds()[0]->getId();

[philcluff]

Hi @nisanthitraveller, one of Let's Encrypt's root certificates expired last week, which can cause issues if your openSSL or system certificate stores are out of date.

Please check that you're running an up-to-date certificate store (latest ca-certificates) and OpenSSL (>= 3.0 or 1.1.1 if you're running a legacy install) on your system.

Thank you.

[nisanthitraveller]

Hi @philcluff

Thanks for the help. Yes it is working fine after I run yum update

Hi @nisanthitraveller, one of Let's Encrypt's root certificates expired last week, which can cause issues if your openSSL or system certificate stores are out of date.

Please check that you're running an up-to-date certificate store (latest ca-certificates) and OpenSSL (>= 3.0 or 1.1.1 if you're running a legacy install) on your system.

Thank you.

[philcluff]

Great, let me know if you run into any more issues.

Thanks.