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Cert issue with opencloud #727
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Plus one - this is causing an outage in production as we can't upload generated images to our IAD storage bucket. |
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Yeah. Problem is that the ancient Guzzle this depends on bundles its own certs. Workaround is to use your system certs. My factory now looks sumthink like:
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Thanks @kynx!! |
Thanks @kynx ! Nothing like debugging a production issue on a Friday. |
Thanks @kynx for the workaround. |
Thanks @kynx !! |
Thanks @kynx . Wondered why I came into work finding a massive log file complaining about fileupload error's |
Is Rackspace going to replace their dependency on guzzle/guzzle with guzzlehttp/guzzle? |
Hi @kynx. In wich file should I use this patch? Edit: |
@lrrosa the snippet I posted is from where I create the Rackspace client in my code, not from anywhere in php-opencloud. HTH. |
FYI - I needed this for one of my own projects so I created a seperate wrapper at: Literally just points Guzzle back at the system certifcates rather than the outdated ones inside Guzzle. |
The solutions above didn't fix the problem for me, but this solution did: |
This is happening both locally and on the production server so I'm guessing you guys changed the cert recently and the provider is not very common. I even downloaded the ca bundle from https://curl.haxx.se/ to see if my certs were out of date but that didn't fix it. Any suggestions?
I have php 5.6 and we are using "rackspace/php-opencloud": "v1.16.0",
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