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Let's Encrypt certificate never validate due to root CA revocation #593

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w0mby opened this issue Oct 3, 2021 · 5 comments
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Let's Encrypt certificate never validate due to root CA revocation #593

w0mby opened this issue Oct 3, 2021 · 5 comments

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@w0mby
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w0mby commented Oct 3, 2021

Due to root CA revocation Let's encrypt certificate are not validate anymore.
issue has been reported to electron electron/electron#31212
Fix & release has been made by electron.

@shaoran
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shaoran commented Oct 5, 2021

I have same issue trying to connect my mosquitto broker with valid let's encrypt certificates, I just get an error.

@soile1991
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I get the same error

@marinofra
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You can download the root certificate from here and add it your connection options via:

  1. Advanced
  2. Certificates
  3. Server Certificate (CA)

Don't forget to save the configuration after testing if it works correctly.

Until the application is updated to a version of Electron where this was patched or the CA gets baked into the code with an hacky workaround, this the only way to fix the problem.

@adrianburkard
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Hi @marinofra . Thanks for the workaround. This worked for me as well. I struggled a lot with this and thought something wit my mqtt broker setup is wrong.
Is there a proper fix for this already? Like a new version of mqtt explorer?

@moritzj29
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I also stumbled upon this today... really frustrating to see that its the tool that is broken, not my new certificate setup...

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