SSL verification error at depth 0: unable to get local issuer certificate (20) #6844
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It sounds like your Ruby install might not be configured to know where your SSL certificates are. Can you try following the steps in this guide and report back with the results? http://bundler.io/v1.16/guides/rubygems_tls_ssl_troubleshooting_guide.html |
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Ok, let's see. The guide said that needed to run this command
to know whether my errors result from the SSL certs issue or the TLS versions issue. But i did't show anything, I run this command twice but in neither of them showed something. Just the prompt shows to write another command again. I tried to update the bundler running this command
But the same error showed up
Then I tried to update RubyGems. I downloaded the lastest
Then the guide said to install new CA certificates, I did it (again) but i didn't help. I don't know what's hapenning, i tried to reintall ruby with the ruby installer like three times... God
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Honestly, I think that it isn't a RubyGems's issue, because i have MesaSync Installed and sometimes an error shows up saying something about the SSL certificates like this error, but i don't know why, and even is it isn't a RubyGems error I still need help, so please help me |
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Sorry @GamertodArk this issue tracker is for Rubygems, if your problem is not related to Rubygems i must close this issue, we can't help you with MegaSync beacuse we don't know nothing about it. |
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@GamertodArk I am not sure if this will help you, but the error message definitely makes it seem like Ruby cannot find the CA certificates, even though you have installed them. You might be able to get more help troubleshooting by going to superuser.com and posting under the "windows" tag. Good luck figuring it out! |
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I have experienced the same issue on Windows 10 os (I am using a Web-Filter which proxies web requests via a Certificate Livigent CA):
, could it possibly be related to a bad/unrecognized certificate? |
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Have you tried running: Or, can you connect with Ruby Net::HTTP using ssl? |
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I had this issue before, and solved it by upgrading |
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I was facing the issue due to
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Closing since this was answered. |
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I don't know anything about ruby and gems, the reason that installed it it's because it is necesary to install sass, but when i run this command
This shows up
i have already tried this tutorial
but i didn't help, what's going on?
My environment settings are:
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