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Web Rendering Proxy: Use vintage, historical, legacy browsers on modern web
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The new "text" mode gives a certificate error. #120

Closed fergycool closed 4 months ago

fergycool commented 4 months ago

With 4.7.1 the three image options work fine. However, with the new "TEXT" option I get the following error: 

"Get 'https://scotgate.org' : tls: failed to verify certificate:x509: certificate signed by unknown authority"

I tested with a few websites with the same error.

tenox7 commented 4 months ago

ah thank you! a good catch

should be an easy fix

tenox7 commented 4 months ago

are these specific websites with cert errors?

do well known websites like cnn.com or github.com work ok?

fergycool commented 4 months ago

My apologies as that was not a particularly detailed bug report! As well as the URL in the initial bug report (my blog.. sorry!), I'd tried google.com and a few others I cannot remember. All gave the error. I've just tried cnn.com and github.com and those also show the same error.

tenox7 commented 4 months ago

hmm this is very interesting, can you tell me which platform you're running wrp on?

fergycool commented 4 months ago

The browser is Classilla running on macOS9 (G4 Mac Mini). WRP is running as a docker container started with Docker Compose (including Netatalk). Host OS is Debian Bookworm. Please let me know if I can run anything differently to try to debug. I'm assuming this is just a problem for me?

tenox7 commented 4 months ago

This is a very good information. Thank you! I suspect that perhaps there could be an issue with ca-certs inside Docker container, while using html2markdown instead of Chrome. I have not tested text mode inside docker to be honest, so this may be a problem for everyone. I will investigate this further!

tenox7 commented 4 months ago

I think its fixed now? can you try v4.7.2 or tenox7/wrp:latest from docker hub? thank you!

fergycool commented 4 months ago

Quick work! "cnn.com" "github.com" and "google.com" all work fine!