Answer by Eric BURGHARD for Git LFS give x509: certificate signed by unknown...
It doesn't make sense to mix private ssh keys and public ssl key as @flwe suggested, but the solution is effectively to provide sslCAInfo parameter to gitThe right thing to do (in case of self-signed...
View ArticleAnswer by mr.wolle for Git LFS give x509: certificate signed by unknown...
On Ubuntu just update your System CA store# move your cert into /usr/local/share/ca-certificatessudo curl -s 'my-pki.de/my-cert.pem' --output /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/my-cert.crt# update...
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The problem is that Git LFS finds certificates differently than the rest of Git.It might need some help to find the correct certificate.I and my users solved this by pointing http.sslCAInfo to the...
View ArticleAnswer by isapir for Git LFS give x509: certificate signed by unknown authority
I just had that same issue while running git clone ... to download source code from a private Git repository in BitBucket into a Docker image. I solved it by disabling the SSL check like...
View ArticleGit LFS give x509: certificate signed by unknown authority
I have just setup an Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Server with Gitlab following the instructions from https://about.gitlab.com/install/#ubuntu.I have issued a ssl certificate from GoDaddy and confirmed this works...
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