Add option to use: --check-certificate

[runo280]

System Details:

• Operating System: Linux
• Distro(For GNU/Linux and BSD users): Ubuntu 19.10
• Desktop Environment(For GNU/Linux and BSD users): Gnome
• Persepolis Version: 3.2.0
• How do you install Persepolis? Installed deb file from github

Tried to download mp4 files from git.ir, but all of the downloads failed, used aria2 directly from terminal, the result was the same:

09/29 11:05:09 [ERROR] CUID#16 - Download aborted. URI=https://cdn9.git.ir/1398/02/Linkedin%20Android%20Dependency%20Injection%20with%20Dagger%202%20and%20Kotlin-git.ir/010-lazy%20and%20provider%20injection-git.ir.mp4
Exception: [AbstractCommand.cc:351] errorCode=1 URI=https://cdn9.git.ir/1398/02/Linkedin%20Android%20Dependency%20Injection%20with%20Dagger%202%20and%20Kotlin-git.ir/010-lazy%20and%20provider%20injection-git.ir.mp4
  -> [SocketCore.cc:1015] errorCode=1 SSL/TLS handshake failure:  `not signed by known authorities or invalid' `issuer is not known'

After adding --check-certificate=false option, I could download the files without any issue.

[alireza-amirsamimi]

Thanks for reporting this problem. I'll solve it and inform you here. :+1:

[geekscrapy]

Same issue for me when I use this to download files from internal servers for which a private cert is used.

[Knusper]

much desired feature here also

[AByzhynar]

Hello, are there any news regarding this feature?