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New version of mint does not respect system certificate store on Windows #217

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LTHPKBTE opened this issue Jun 20, 2024 · 0 comments
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As the title says, I built and tried mint via github action (commit 64d4aa7), but when I tried to get modules from mod.io through the reverse proxy, mint threw an unknown certificate error:

ERROR mint::gui::message: mod.io error: http request error: Request error: error sending request for url (This text is replaced because the mod list is too long): error trying to connect: invalid peer certificate: UnknownIssuer

I can understand that the program chooses not to trust the system certificate for data security, but network restrictions in some regions make it impossible to directly access mod.io. In this case, local reverse proxy is a way to access.

In my opinion, adding an option to enable or disable the system certificate library or allowing users to trust specific certificates on their own may be a solution.

Using machine translation assistance, please ignore grammatical or contextual errors.

If I misunderstood the functionality or this will be fixed in the official release, please let me know.

@jieyouxu jieyouxu added not-stable Issue requires master or other commits, not stable versions A-network Area: networking labels Jun 20, 2024
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