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I have a certificate problem that I am looking for a solution to. The guzzle post request previously worked, but the destination url host root certificate has changed.

On the ubuntu command line, the curl call was successfully fixed with sudo update-ca-certificates. So when I GET the https url from the command line, it works, but not with a guzzle client using php.

The Guzzle error is: 

cURL error 60: SSL certificate problem: certificate has expired

So when i use curl https://example.com command, its work.

I use a puppet that manages php fpm pools. I don't want to disable verification with ["verify" => false] option. Of course it works, but it's not safe.

Boldizsár Ferenc
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For ubuntu 14:04 version you can apply this method. For ubuntu 16:04 or later you can apply this method.

If you have a problem with alpine image or docker and there has no way to up to upgrade base image, you can simply add RUN echo insecure >> ~/.curlrc into you Dockerfile.

Yeahia Md Abid
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