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I was using curl 7.60, built from source. After upgrading to the newest version it started working again.
Using fedora 32, because dnf depends on curl, I had to use rpm to remove and upgrade the packages.
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For myself.. and this particular project at least (RPi/Chromium)
The following actions seemed to fix my issues for a LOCAL self-signed certificate.
(now showing up as GREEN/Secure, on port:443 at least) :)
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7580508/getting-chrome-to-accept-self-signed-localhost-certificate?page=1&tab=active#tab-top
Specifically:
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You need to tell nix about the certs, like so:
security.pki.certificates = [''cert strings go here in PEM format''];
i.e.:
security.pki.certificates = [
''
-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
<CUT>
-----END CERTIFICATE-----
''
];
You can add many of them if you so choose. This will add the included certs to the system cert store, and ...
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