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Good morning,

After installing WAPT (Enterprise version) with a self-signed certificate, I wanted to equip the server with a recognized certificate.
Following the documentation, I installed a certificate and forced the redirection from http to https.
From a browser, I can see that the certificate is correctly installed.

When I log in with the console, if I check the box: "Verify the server's HTTPS certificate", I get the following (partial) error message:



2 questions:

• Where can I view the full error message? (There's nothing in the client machine's log files.)

• What is missing for the console to correctly verify this certificate?

THANKS

You can verify that you are providing a complete certificate chain on the server side (especially if there are intermediate authorities).
If your certificate is from a third-party authority, set `verify_cert=1` in the `wapconsole.ini` and `wapt-get.ini` files. Wapt will verify the certificate chain using a bundle provided by the Python module "certifi" ( https://github.com/certifi/python-certifi ).
Currently (wapt-1.7.4-6161), this bundle is at version 2019.3.9.

Good evening,

the error was in the cert.pem file (on the server) which only contained the server certificate without the certificate authority's certificate.
Changing the key verif_cert=1 in waptconsole.ini fixed it.

Thank you