Lets take an example :
var request = require("request");
var form = { a: "hello" };
request.post("https://xyz.com", form)
.on('response', function(response) {
if(response.statsusCode === 200) {
// Do Something
}
});
In the above code we are trying to do a post to some https website. If we run this code we will get this error "Error : unable to verify the first certificate".
To fix this issue we will add an appropriate root certificate. ssl-root-cas is a module which will solve node's SSL woes when including a custom certificate. You just need to add require('ssl-root-cas').inject() to your entry point. After this you will not see this error.
If you are trying to do the same thing in your trusted websites or say in your intranet, you can also use the flag rejectUnauthorized and make it false. This will turn off the SLL validation checking but it is not a good idea.
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where is the 'entry point' in the code example above? can you please show the code for the finished working example?
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I am also getting same error message. If you have sample code then please share this will really help me
ReplyDeleteThis is the example itself, try to post to any https website, you will get the error.
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