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Saving/Ignoring SSL Errors broken? #59402
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Hi @rduivenvoorde I've done a refactoring of the auth system recently, can you please check if the issue was introduced with 3.40 or if it was already there before that version? |
@elpaso I'm pretty sure that this worked earlier, but I'll try to confirm using a fresh 3.38 build |
Please assign this to me if it is a confirmed regression. |
I'm trying to reproduce this on a site of which I know the cert is wrong. At least with my internal host error I can confirm that once 'saved' as an exception, it will not show up anymore in 3.38 Using https://pc6.nl/plugins/plugins.xml as repo url, I'm not able to save the error you get as an exception in >0 3.40 versions. QGIS will always complain about the cert. I'm not sure anymore if that is the intented behaviour. It's harder to confirm with the host above, because after saving the error, now the another error shows: |
https://pc6.nl/plugins/plugins.xml seems down to me. |
@rduivenvoorde I can reproduce the issue, please the test server up if you can. |
If you mean https://pc6.nl/plugins/plugins.xml, that should always be up, if not ping me |
What is the bug or the crash?
One of our internal plugin repo's has a 'complicated' certificate chain.
Which always gave the SSL Error dialog when a user used QGIS for the first time.
BUT: saving/ignoring this error, 'fixed' this and all was 'fine'.
But recently (with me) it seems that even clicking the 'Save & Ignore' button, does NOT silence QGIS about this issue.
On every start of QGIS, I have to deal with the window (clicking one of the 3 buttons)...
Others have this issue recently?
Steps to reproduce the issue
Sorry, it is an internal cert/host, so I can not share this.
But I hope it is also broken for other types of SSL errors which are easier to reproduce.
I reproduced in a fresh profile, only providing the url as a second plugin repo url, and it behaves exactly the same.
Running a self compiled debug version I copied these (relevant?) lines:
Versions
Tested both with master and 3.40 builds
Supported QGIS version
New profile
Additional context
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