Loïc Blot
Loïc Blot
It seems it can be due to your local certificate. Seems java client accept it but not the golang http client which is stricter. I'm looking for a workaround to...
@JeromeSi i'm trying to reproduce the problem
can you give me the public certificate of your server by mail (contact at unix-experience.fr) i will analyse the SSL issue on it
For your usecase with SSL, regenerate a proper certificate with proper SANs (IP/DNS names) First generate the following openssl.cnf file ``` [req] distinguished_name = req_distinguished_name req_extensions = v3_req [req_distinguished_name] countryName...
i also just released 2.0.2 to show the SSL issue properly in android
Just check your apache/nginx logs it should show you a SSL issue on the startup i think, maybe you inverted key and cert
at least 2.0.2 really permits to show the certificate error, i should look at this issue asap but i'm tired :)
Hello, this problem is when you have a self signed certificate which doesn't include the servername in its fields. It's due to Golang stronger and non removable securities on certificates
@Artiom-M then it's good... hmm did you use a CA ?
@cpu20 you are using a very old ocsms version @swedneck you should configure your SSL chain on your nginx/apache to provide the chain to the client