The TLS (SSL) certificate on one of my site expired yesterday. I obtained a new one - and installed it on the site (running on Debian 9 under nginx). Now when I access the site from a windows or mac, the certificate is processed correctly and everything is hunky-dory.
At the same time, I have a service that runs on this same server and connects to this same site. Since the certificate update, this service started failing. Trying to debug this, I came to realise that the system itself where the certificate is installed does not trust the issuer. Using wget, I get this error:
Certificate hasn't got a known issuer
Using curl I get this error:
SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate
This seems to point to a missing ca certificate on the system. I tried running update-ca-certificates
and dpkg-reconfigure ca-certificates
. Both processes complete successfully, however the problem persists.
Here's the certificate details from Chrome on mac:
I attempted to manually add root issuer certificate to the ca-certs store and update-ca-certificate
, however that resulted in a warning of a duplicate certificate.
How can I get this resolved? Disabling certificate check is NOT an option; accessing the site over HTTP is not an option either.