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Read more about the article It Works in My Browser: Debugging TLS Certificate Errors in Chains, SANs and Expiry

It Works in My Browser: Debugging TLS Certificate Errors in Chains, SANs and Expiry

  • Post category:System Administration/Troubleshooting/Web Security

Your browser shows a padlock and your partner's API client throws "unable to get local issuer certificate". Both are correct. A practical guide to the four things a TLS client actually checks, and to renewal automation that reaches the running server instead of just the disk.

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