Self-signed certificates don't work.

[fatino]

ERROR: owncloud: <urlopen error [SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed

I imported the certificate using ca-certificates but still the same problem. I guess python handles ssl certificates his own way.

[ddurdle]

Can you provide a link the instructions you followed to create the certificates?

[fatino]

Create? I got the certificate from my owncloud site. Extracted it using Chrome. I did it using openssl also I think. You mean on the server? Classic self-signed certificate I guess.

[ddurdle]

If I try to reproduce the issue using a self-signed certificate, I want to make sure I created it and loaded it the same method.

There seems to be a method in python to ignore validating the certificate. I can add this option.

[fatino]

Would be really nice, I was trying to find something on my own but Im not python person :) I can give you instructions for self signed later this day but I dont think it makes a difference what kind of encription it has etc. EDIT: http://www.akadia.com/services/ssh_test_certificate.html

[ddurdle]

Python community recommends upgrading Python on systems afflicted with this verification issue,rather than update and make python code insure by skipping validation of certificates. Please upgrade Python on your KODI instance and reopen if necessary.

[fgarpe]

Hi, I'm not sure if this question is related with self signed certificates, but this issue is referenced with #15 I give this message when I try to access to my owncloud using this addon:

login information incorrect or permission is denied

I have owncloud version 9.1.2 from appliance installer using self signed certificates from cacert.org.

I see this messages in the kodi.log

20:05:41 90455.687500 T:1305474032 ERROR: owncloud: login failed 20:05:41 90455.835938 T:1305474032 ERROR: owncloud: HTTP Error 401: Unauthorized

I'm sure that the login information is correct

Kodi version 16.1 from OSMC running on raspberry pi :´(