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ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID #290
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Can you please run the below commands and give me the output?
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Any chance you are working with Lawrence in the same company? jsdelivr/jsdelivr#18178 he seems to have the same problem and confirmed it was his local network's issue. |
@jimaek no, but, probably, it's related to local network settings. Sorry for this, will close issues. |
FYI it looks like JSDelivr may have been graylisted by Cisco Umbrella. It turns out that the root certificate that was being served is Umbrella's. I'm going off the article here: https://support.umbrella.com/hc/en-us/articles/115004564126-SSL-Decryption-in-the-Intelligent-Proxy I think MITM'ing SSL is pretty messed up in the first place, but in a Linux VM (within our network) I installed the Cisco root cert into Chrome's cert store (using the instructions here: https://docs.umbrella.com/deployment-umbrella/docs/rebrand-cisco-certificate-import-information) and that sorted out the issue. It leaves me feeling deeply uncomfortable, though, as I'm not a fan of installing random root certs to my cert store. |
Thanks for the information. I will try to contact Cisco to get this solved once and for all |
CISCO confirmed the issue and fixed it. Thanks for reporting this!
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I've tested this on my CentOS VM and works.
I assume this is all correct... |
Yep, looks good! |
Working for me, thanks! |
CDN does not work from Leeds UK.
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