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Running wget comand on https endpoints with an SSL.com root certificate fails
wget
wget <https://website with Entrust cert based on SSL.com root>
ERROR: The certificate of '<website>' is not trusted. ERROR: The certificate of '<website>' doesn't have a known issuer.
Updating the certificate list to include this. So far
docker run -it node:lts wget "https://...<website with SSL.com root cert>..."
the lts-alpine image is not affected and uses a more recent (1.25) version of wget
lts-alpine
1.25
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This sounds like https://gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/ca-certificates/-/issues/6 and so was fixed by docker-library/official-images#18206 and the resulting rebuild of all Docker Official Images FROM alpine:*.
FROM alpine:*
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@yosifkit that's what I thought too but his issue is with the Debian variant, not the alpine one
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Running
wget
comand on https endpoints with an SSL.com root certificate failsEnvironment
Expected Behavior
wget <https://website with Entrust cert based on SSL.com root>
Current Behavior
Possible Solution
Updating the certificate list to include this. So far
Steps to Reproduce
docker run -it node:lts wget "https://...<website with SSL.com root cert>..."
Additional Information
the
lts-alpine
image is not affected and uses a more recent (1.25
) version of wgetThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: