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brew search xxx: curl: (35) SSL certificate problem: Couldn't understand the server certificate format #1625
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Strange - just tried the same command now on the same machine that had the problem and now NO ERROR. Some kind of intermittent GitHub issue? Would still be good to know what the curl command |
The problem is back. No idea. |
It seems I have the same issue
Same thing with
I'm on a home network, and everything worked the day before. |
Sorry but you have not followed the requested steps on the Troubleshooting page Please follow (all of) these steps and post the information here so we can help you with your problem. Thanks! |
Thanks, I think this is the only thing I haven't submitted yet.
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I'm afraid there's nothing Homebrew can do if you can't connect to GitHub. It's performing a normal |
Thanks, might be some kind of MacOS issue. Had SSL CERT errors at one point in Google Chrome trying to open google.com, and running |
Documenting here for anyone else coming by. Similar-sounding problems also reported by John Siracusa of ATP Podcast on the Dec 7 podcast. Most likely trigger for the problem: enabling iCloud Keychain in iCloud settings One or more observable symptoms when issue is happening:
The problem can be temporarily resolved by logging out and back in, and/or rebooting. After it is resolved, the Keychain Access tool will show all the keychains and their contents as it should. The problem is likely to recur at a later time. Hoping (fingers X) that a Mac OS patch (maybe 10.12.2?) will resolve the root cause. Otherwise one idea is to disable the iCloud Keychain option in iCloud prefs (have not yet tried). |
Simply using a new shell window worked for me. |
Please follow the general troubleshooting steps first:
brew update
and retried your prior step?brew doctor
, fixed as many issues as possible and retried your prior step?sudo chown -R $(whoami) $(brew --prefix)
?Bug reports:
I'm seeing the following error on one machine, but not another. Would really appreciate a tip on what specific curl command
brew search
is running that might be failing so I can run that curl command manually and troubleshoot further.I've already looked at this similar closed issue: #1324
The root cause in that issue appeared to be a corporate network using man-in-the-middle certificate(s), but I'm not on a corporate network and not using any custom certificates (that I know of :).
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