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javax.net.ssl.SSLException: Server key #13
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Thanks for raising this. This was actually happening to me too, but I forgot to make a ticket. Here is a build it happened for me. It only happens with open JDK and not with oracle JDK. I should be able to do some research and look at fixing it wednesday evening. |
Looks like it could be a bug with the Ubuntu open JDK. Are you using Ubuntu? |
That is actually true. I setup my Travis builds to use both JDKs and Oracle's one passed successfully. Travis uses: Using worker: worker-linux-2-1.bb.travis-ci.org:travis-linux-17 (not sure whether it is Ubuntu) |
Looks like it Linux Mint and travis are both Ubuntu based.
I try out some workarounds tomorrow night. This blog post suggests a fix. Maybe we can get a Travis job to do that in it's before script. |
A better option might be this. Could send this as a pull request to scalaj-http |
so what do we do? I want to build this successfully on Travis :) |
I'm going to fix it tomorrow evening :) I'll publish a new version for you to try then. |
Cool! 😋 😋 |
Could you try upgrading to version I've tested it out on this project for which oracle and open jdk are both working again: https://travis-ci.org/theon/scala-uri/builds/10990232 |
It works on my machine:
thus I guess it will work from Travis as well. |
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Not sure if I did something wrong or there is an issue with the plugin. Note that I get the output:
from both the Travis build and manual build (with the repo token specified).
The repo in question can be found here.
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