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Do you mind explaining briefly what you did to know that this was a certificate issue and the actions taken to regenerate them (e.g. do they need to be signed or recognized by a particular authority)?
I'm not sure if it's worth adding documentation to the repository but it would be nice to have a paper trail if we're investigating a similar issue in the future.
I looked up the error, and it was pointing to a bad CA cert, something changed between OpenSSL 1.1 and 3.0
It is simply a self-signed certificate, not signed by any CA.
There is a README file in that directory that has the instructions on how to regenerate them |
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Resolves #489
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