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Updated on 2023-02-27 GMT+08:00

Resolving the x509 Certificate Error

When you use KooCLI to manage and access cloud resources after configuring the HTTP proxy, the x509 error may occur when you call a cloud service API. The reason is that your proxy has modified the root certificate issued by the HTTPS website. As a result, the certificate becomes invalid when you access HTTPS resources on external networks.

To resolve this problem, import the certificate issued by your company to the trusted CA certificate of the OS. Alternatively, add --cli-skip-secure-verify=true to your command to skip certificate verification (not recommended).