Certificate is Expired
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Describe the bug
We're using the jfrog cli setup and getting the following errors when downloading the CLI from the releases page.
Current behavior
Setup JFrog CLI
Downloading JFrog CLI from https://releases.jfrog.io/artifactory/jfrog-cli/v2/2.52.9/jfrog-cli-linux-amd64/jfrog
certificate has expired
Waiting [12](REDACTED/actions/runs/7569598/jobs/17729308?pr=6371#step:7:13) seconds before trying again
certificate has expired
Waiting 19 seconds before trying again
Error: certificate has expired
Reproduction steps
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Expected behavior
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Setup JFrog CLI version
v4
JFrog CLI version
2.52.9
Workflow operating system type and version
Linux
JFrog Artifactory version (if relevant)
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JFrog Xray version (if relevant)
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I am also seeing this
seeing the same issue affecting our CI/CD pipelines.
When can we expect to have this resolved ?
Please use the thumbs up reaction instead of commenting, this is happening for everyone and they just need to renew the certificate.
Looks like https://releases-cdn.jfrog.io/ does not replace with the new certificate, but https://releases.jfrog.io/ does.
A temporary workaround if you were using v3 is to point to my commit that I created which ignores the SSL cert error, be sure to revert when it's fixed. Here's the compare, master...wwsean08:setup-jfrog-cli:fix-ssl-error, and if you point to 69b02f2ebc101152b665373aa42c070dfbffe231 it will work, you don't even have to change the repo reference because of how github works. This was something I implemented for work and we are using actively tonight as a hotfix around this cert issue.
It appears the cert is fixed and my patch is no longer needed
It's working again.
I'm closing this issue, since it has been resolved, and is being learned internally.
Hopefully this year the lesson sticks as this happened last year as well ;)