cURL error 60: SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate

zerexei

• May 08, 2023 04:10

The WebSocket Secure (WSS) connection appears to be functioning, but when attempting to use Laravel's broadcasting events (as defined in the documentation here: ) to correctly configure the SSL path. openssl s_client -connect subdomain.domain.com:443 (working) openssl s_client -connect subdoman.domain.com:6001 (error) already tried - php.ini using curl.cainfo=/path/to/cacert.pem - verify=false - httpd/apache conf - guzzleHttp: verify=false - laravel-websockets: verify=false

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  cPRex Jurassic Moderator

  • May 08, 2023 17:09

  Hey there! cPanel doesn't provide support for Laravel, so I'm not going to be familiar with their software configuration options. To me, this would indicate Laravel isn't properly listening on port 6001 since the basic curl connection isn't working. You could confirm that by running the following and seeing if the service is listening: netstat -lpn | grep 6001
  

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  zerexei

  • May 09, 2023 01:06

  Hey there! cPanel doesn't provide support for Laravel, so I'm not going to be familiar with their software configuration options. To me, this would indicate Laravel isn't properly listening on port 6001 since the basic curl connection isn't working. You could confirm that by running the following and seeing if the service is listening: netstat -lpn | grep 6001
  

  
  I have discovered a discrepancy: the CN domain for port :443 differs from that of port :6001 I believe this is an ssl problem, Is there a related instance for local issuer error that could be caused by an SSL problem?

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  cPRex Jurassic Moderator

  • May 09, 2023 15:01

  Since Laravel is what is listening on port 6001, it would be something with that configuration. Since 443 works properly, the issue wouldn't be with the certificate.

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  Remon Raafat

  • May 23, 2023 02:02

  hello I have the same problem, any idea ?

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