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Rebuild to fix apt update errors due to expired Let's Encrypt root certificate #30

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zickgraf opened this issue Sep 30, 2021 · 2 comments
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@zickgraf
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The Let's Encrypt "DST Root CA X3" certificate, which is included in the current gap-docker-base image on Docker Hub, has expired about one hour ago. As a consequence, apt update now fails. Could you please rebuild gap-docker-base and gap-docker? This should pick up the new root certificate from a recent Ubuntu automatically. Thanks!

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@zickgraf haven't seem this - always good to ping me by @ so that GitHub will show this in "participating" or "mentioned". Good that you seem to find a workaround. I need to catch up with DockerHub policy changes first... There are now autobuilds, for example.

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haven't seem this - always good to ping me by @ so that GitHub will show this in "participating" or "mentioned"

I see, will do in the future!

Good that you seem to find a workaround.

Yes, I simply skip the https verification in our CI (which is not a security issue because packages are signed anyway), so no need to hurry. Still, thanks for looking into this!

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