Windows: the issuer of this certificate could not be found

[binarykitchen]

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This comes up when you open the certificate mkcert has generated for you. Under the tab "Certification Path" under "Certificate Status".

I've already run mkcert -install in Windows Powershell so the issuer itself should be trusted and known.

Also Edge says certificate is invalid when I use it for local development hmmm.

[FiloSottile]

Can you try mkcert -uninstall and mkcert -install? And if that doesn't work, trying it again from an Administrator terminal?

[gillesosx]

Hi,

I have an issue much the same as the one described here. The certificate has been created on a Mac computer, and to test on a Windows computer I copied rootCA-key.pem from the Mac to the Windows computer, When I want to access the site, that is brought up by http-server I am told this is not trusted.

The user accounts are different on the computers. What should I do to have my setup working ?

Thanks

[euphbriggs]

I'm experiencing this same issue. I'm hoping to use mkcert for a microservice that is only available on our internal company network. My plan was to install mkcert and run mkcert -install on the machines that are authorized to access the microservice. Is this outside the supported use cases for mkcert?