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Attempting to test against Cedardevs environment resulted in a "UNABLE_TO_VERIFY_LEAF_SIGNATURE" error. Error has occurred various time before including on the python client. Common bypasses attempted such as ignoring certificates, setting strict-ssl to false, or hard setting environment variables did not work. Error itself is not documented well online, but these resources were found while searching for a solution:
Is there any solution to the "UNABLE_TO_VERIFY_LEAF_SIGNATURE" error? I understand this is caused when the root CA of the server is not added in the trusted CA list of Node JS. And the CA cert can be added to Node Js by setting the ca in options or setting the environment variable - NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS. But is there any better way to solve this where we do not need to add server certs to Node Js code? Thinking about deployment in cloud platforms this looks like a non-practical approch?
Attempting to test against Cedardevs environment resulted in a "UNABLE_TO_VERIFY_LEAF_SIGNATURE" error. Error has occurred various time before including on the python client. Common bypasses attempted such as ignoring certificates, setting strict-ssl to false, or hard setting environment variables did not work. Error itself is not documented well online, but these resources were found while searching for a solution:
UNABLE_TO_VERIFY_LEAF_SIGNATURE/unable to verify the first certificate
Resolve Certificate Errors in a Node.js App with SSL Calls
For example, running the following command to make an API post to cedardevs
sitemap % Node generator.js --api https://cedardevs.org/onestop/api --website https://cedardevs.org/onestop
Resulted in the following skimmed output:
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