Hey Clay!
Looks like Chrome 58 is being a jerk. After the update all local SSL certificates are no longer trusted. If you try to re-trust them, nothing changes:
I’m on Chrome Version 58.0.3029.81 (64-bit).
I figured I’d let you know if there is some new way to trust certificates locally that Local needs to update.
Thanks!
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Looks like this might be related:
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I’m seeing this same issue. Looks like the generated cert is missing the Subject Alt Name, which Chrome now requires.
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I can confirm I’m seeing this same issue for my sites with generated certs in Local. Running Chrome 58.0.3029.81 (64-bit)
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jb510
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Same here… looking at the Local generated certs they are indeed using the common name field.
If anyone finds an easy way to add a SAN and resign a certificate let us know… otherwise here’s hoping Clay/FlyWheel get this update ASAP.
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Same issue here. Hope someone can give some pointers on how to resolve this problem. Thanks!
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Having the same issue here. Also running Chrome Version 58.0.3029.81 (64-bit).
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clay
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Hi all,
This will be resolved in the next release of Local.
We’ll have more details about it soon .
I’m going to go ahead and close this thread since it’s confirmed. Feel free to benjamin’s original post if you’re running into this issue.
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