certificate error

"Certificate Errors" here generally refer to various errors related to ca.crt certificates.

Typical errors

The browser reports an error when opening the https:// link

The browser blocks access to the URL, displaying a warning text. To the effect that the identity of the website owner cannot be verified, server certificates cannot be trusted, security credentials are not reliable, etc. The title of the error message is similar to:
"Your link is not private"
"The site's security certificate is not trusted"
"This link is not trusted"
"There is a problem with this website's security certificate"
...
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General solution

1. Open the XX-Net/data/gae_proxy directory and find the ca.crt file. If you don't need to change the certificate, keep this file and delete the certs folder.
2. If you need to regenerate the certificate or replace the certificate, please delete the ca.crt file and the certs folder, and run XX-Net with administrator authority/root authority.
3. If the certificate problem still exists at this time, please refer to Import Certificate Tutorial to import manually. Restart your browser or operating system if necessary.
4. If none of the above works, try to manually delete the old certificates saved in the system.

For example: enter the settings page in chrome, at the bottom of the page -> "Show advanced settings..." -> "HTTPS/SSL" -> "Manage certificates"

Select "Trusted Root Certification Authorities" -> Delete -> Reimport

Detailed process (take chrome as an example)

First delete the goagent certificate, then delete Switchomega, then exit xxnet, export the available ip, delete the xxnet folder, restart the computer

Unzip xxnet Run the .bat file as an administrator to import the certificate Start chrome Import ip Install Switchomega

Reference reading

Import Certificate Tutorial