SSL error with self-signed certificate

[geoffbernard-bw]

I'm setting up DLS on Windows (Python 3.8) and I can't figure out how to setup TCPSSL.

I connected to my SIEM (Alienvault) using a browser & saved the certificate. I placed that cert in the DLS home directory & added the .cer file to the config under cert_filepath. When I run DuoLogSync, I get an error.

Shutting down due to SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED certificate verify failed: self signed certificate in certificate chain (_ssl.c:997)

I did multiple searches but was unable to find anything regarding certificates. Some older articles reference a "cert_dir" directive which doesn't exist in the template_config.yml file so this only adds to my confusion. Is there an opportunity to update the documentation to include a section on SSL?

1 - Was I supposed to grab the certificate from the server?
2 - If using the server certificate, should I also have the private key saved in the same directory?
3 - Should I instead be using a new self-signed client certificate?

I can't move forward with this as I don't even want to test without SSL.
Any guidance would be greatly appreciate.

Thanks in advance.
Geoff

[geoffbernard-bw]

I tried installing OpenSSL & created a self-signed certificate. I'm getting the same error.
I then created an export of our CA signed wildcard certificate. Exported private keys & entire cert chain. Used OpenSSL to extract keys & certs then saved to a folder. Updated config to use this new cert. Still getting self-signed cert error.

Is there a was to bypass the self-signed check?
Can anyone please give me some pointers? I'm happy to do research?

[geoffbernard-bw]

I've still not been able to get this working. We have a CA signed (GoDaddy) wildcard cert that I installed on an Apache Linux server. I took the cert & keyfile from that server and placed them in a folder c:\DuoLogSync\certs. Updated the config file to cert_filepath='C:\DuoLogSync\certs\wildcard.crt' but I still get the self signed cert error.

If anyone has TCPSSL working under Windows, I would be greatly appreciative for any pointers.......