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Win 8.1 SSL error on push #142
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This problem is not specific to s3_website. It has to do with Windows and GitHub and SSL. Please reopen this issue if the above assumption is not correct. (Edit: replaced "RubyGems" with "GitHub") |
Your error report indicates that you cannot successfully establish an SSL connection to GitHub. Maybe your connection to GitHub is blocked? |
yep. I've tried a bunch of the solutions on SO but so far haven't got it to work yet. This should be the solution but, but I haven't been able to get it to work yet. https://gist.github.com/luislavena/f064211759ee0f806c88 Thanks |
ah - the problem is downloading the s3_website .jar file - I tried a million and one things to fix the ssl problem, but it is way beyond me, thought I was close a few times. All the ssl connection is trying to do is download the s3_website.jar file which you can get from the 'release' link. So I just went and got that, renamed it to 's3_website-2.7.2.jar' and put it in the s3_website folder inside the ruby/gems folder. Works like a champ. |
More info on how I fixed this. I just did it to another computer (win 7). When I tried to update the s3_website gem, it errored with the ssl thing - yesterday on my other computer (win 8.1) it updated no problem, then errored when i tried to push. I had found this yesterday: which explains some of the problem, though it does not fix it entirely for me. I just did this on my win 7 computer (updated the rubygem file, dropped the new cert in the ssl folder) and then I was able to get past the error when installing the s3_website gem. Then I still got the ssl error when I tried to push, and you can see that it tries to download the jar file - it was in the s3_website gem folder but was 0kb. So I just went to the Release page for this project, downloaded the jar file and changed the name to match the 0kb jar file (which is just adding the version number I think) and dropped it into the s3_website gem folder. Works great now. phew. |
Thanks @rdyar, your explanation is really clear, and your solution works great |
Same problem here, had to follow instructions from: https://superdevresources.com/ssl-error-ruby-gems-windows/ |
I upgraded to the latest s3_website and now get the message below when I push
Windows 8.1, just updated Java.
I saw a closed issue that seemed the same, and downloaded the cert file and then did:
which seemed to work, but that didn't help.
Any ideas? i have unistalled and re-installed s3_website several times.
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