TLS Certificate is expired.

[stc1988]

Build environment: macOS, Windows
Target device: desktop simulator

Steps to Reproduce

1. Build and Run examples/network/http/httpsgetjson using this build command: mcconfig -d -m
2. TLS Error is thrown at ssl_handshake.js .
   And Console log date validation failed on certificate resource is shown.

TLS Certificates located in the module/ecrypt/data folder seems to expired.

[andycarle]

Thank you for the report! We've confirmed the issue and are contemplating the best options to maintain those certificates on our end.

[wilberforce]

Is there a reason they are named as numeric names- could they be named more descriptively so the filename reflects the cert?

Perhaps symbolic links to the old names?

[phoddie]

The numbers reflect their position in the ca.ski index file. Giving them a friendly name at runtime would require additional data.

[stc1988]

Now I ran examples/network/http/httpsgetjson and got a erorr Resource: Resource not found: ca222.der!.
So I added ca222.der which is not expired to manifest.json. 　Eventually Application ran without any error.

I don't know why this issue solved, but can we close this issue?

[phoddie]

Interesting. I just tried the example here. The site is still requesting ca109. Maybe you are somehow reaching a different endpoint?

[phoddie]

This note from Let's Encrypt seems relevant as the failure is with ca109.der which is the expired DST Root CA X3.

[phoddie]

I rebuilt the certificate bundle with an updated certificate. It is working reliably now. Please update give it a try to confirm. Thank you!

[stc1988]

Thank you for updating.
This issues seems to have been solved.