[SOLVED] CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED: unable to get local issuer certificate
- 1
- Android
- Flutter
- Cloud
Hi there,
I'm using Appwrite cloud in my flutter app. my app works fine on all android devices except few. this is the error message I'm getting: and I'm confused about how to fix it and app is in production now. Please help!! Thanks in Advance!
this is the project id
Also, do you have enabled setselfsigned feature?
no
I think I know now the issue
I informed the team, they're working on it
okay, thank you
is there something that needs to be done from my end
I think they have set an incorrect timezone and due to that, it fails
timezone and date time was incorrect on one of my device but then we set it to automatic
still same error
okay, so you mean it's incorrect on appwrite cloud?
Your users. Okay, I double checked and was not what I thought it was
Do you have set any custom domains?
it's correct on my end too.
And month?
date time all set to automatic
Hey @kamal.panara have you setup any custom domains in your project??
nope only using default: https://cloud.appwrite.io
I have added web platform
can this be in appwrite flutter SDK? - Flutter Android specific issue ?
appwrite uses let's encrypt ?
Recommended threads
- Roles Enum Limitation in Kotlin SDK
The createMembership method in the Appwrite Kotlin SDK now requires List<io.appwrite.enums.Roles> instead of List<String>, but the predefined Roles enum only co...
- Cloud function deployment failures
When I run appwrite push functions, select the function I want to deploy, confirm with a YES, is starts deploying but goes into error. I need to repeat the ste...
- Function deployment failed: Unable to re...
Hi Appwrite team, I have been experiencing persistent errors when i attempt to push my appwrite functions. The logs on the deployment detail page on the console...