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mimi89999
Establishing a secure connection from resolution1.net to lebihan.pl failed. Certificate hash: 6acb6043366fad0e7cff43b8ce413e8646341c4d0ef7f76130c84b5ffbf45a58. Error with certificate 0: unable to get local issuer certificate, unable to verify the first certificate.
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mimi89999
Whoever that is
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ernst.on.tour
This means that the other part (lebihan.pl) didn't offer a cert-chain and your server (resolution1.net) didn't trust the issuer of lebihan.pl cert
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ernst.on.tour
mimi89999: ^
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Licaon_Kter
ernst.on.tour: so LE isn't trusted?
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ernst.on.tour
Yeah
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ernst.on.tour
Lets Encrypt isn't a root-ca
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ernst.on.tour
(by now)
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Licaon_Kter
It is already, or last months change was not about that?
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ernst.on.tour
Last month change was "killed" They would lost to many devices. Their own root isn't known by a lot of browsers, androids, ....
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ernst.on.tour
They do a new contract with IdenTrust (DST Root CA X3) to sign their LE which sign lebihan.pl
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Martin
ernst.on.tour: You read it wrong. That message is from lebihan.pl which refuses the connection from resolution1.net as they provide no valid cert.
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Martin
08.02.21 12:50:01 - Service discovery failed for resolution1.net: Server-to-server connection failed: Remote server's certificate is not trusted
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ernst.on.tour
Maybe ? I think other way round, but mimi should know how his/her server is named (hope so) 😉
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mimi89999
ernst.on.tour: I'm lebihan.pl