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Hi all

 

Very rare I start a topic, but I'm looking for any help with uploading a project to Gdevelop.io for a student at one of our schools. We've recently moved to LGfL and the code won't upload to the build server, giving a 'self-signed certificate in chain' error.

 

Coding/building apps is not my forte, but we've removed https decryption for the domains that Gdeveop specify and have allowed the URL's too. (https://wiki.gdevelop.io/gdevelop5/getting_started/batch-install-gdevelop-company-university/#domains-to-be-allowed-for-gdevelop-app-services-to-function-correctly)

 

anybody have an experience they can share?

Posted

Its the wildcards I think. I'm seeing similar errors with winget where hostname/subdomains change e.g. server1.cluster12.MITMexcluded.domain vs server23.cluster11.MITMexcluded.domain etc.  

 

It seemed to start about the same time they blocked Generative AI services by default.

Posted
10 minutes ago, PaddyNewman said:

Happy to look, ping me your school/DFE code in private messages and I'll take a looksies. I recognise the domain. 

Oh, Hi Paddy - I think you may already be a contact of the IT Lead at the trust and have put some suggestions our way

 

Posted
8 minutes ago, PaddyNewman said:

Made a quick change, let me know if thats all OK :)

Hi Paddy,

 

Thank you for looking - sadly still the same issue on 'upload build' process.  (I'm struggling to get into the support ticket with my browser - so replied here for speed!)

Posted (edited)

@XiJ have you looked through the School Protect dashboard for that computer to see if anything is actually being blocked?

Edited by Koldov
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30 minutes ago, Koldov said:

@XiJ have you looked through the School Protect dashboard for that computer to see if anything is actually being blocked?

Yep and to be fair, i can't see anything is currently blocked

Posted

Well, most of it's way over my head, but a quick Google is just stating the obvious...

 

"The error message "self signed certificate in certificate chain" typically occurs when the SSL certificate used by the server is self-signed or not trusted by the client"

 

So something like, you have a certificate the server doesn't like in your 'chain'...

 

Possibly SSL, so although you've removed the computer from decryption is it still reading the certificate?

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