Missing SSL certificate for the download of board definitions

Bugs
1

What do you want to achieve?

V1.4.1 to work.

What have you tried so far?

Downloaded and installed newest version.

Win10

Getting errors:
Curl error 60: Cert verify failed. Certificate Common Name(CN) does not match with the expected CN. UnityTls error code: 7
Error: Could’t download the board list: SSL CA certificate error

Errors can be found in: C:\Users<username>\AppData\LocalLow\SquareLine Kft_\SquareLine_Studio\player.log

I interpret this as there is a certificate error where the board definitions are located.

Cheers.

2

Thanks for the feedback. This seems to be an issue that’s hard to reproduce. In case you face it continuously we might better get contacted and try to resolve it. A possible workaround could be to uninstall and reinstall the application, maybe different versions of it, like 1.3.4 or 1.4.0, according to what we could find out so far.

3

I have reinstalled v1.4.0 and the boards are in the panel again. So I think it is an issue with v1.4.1 that is not able to contact your server for board definitions for v1.4.1.

The error codes are from v1.4.1 when I upgraded to that version. I will try to upgrade again tomorrow, but it is odd that one version works, and the other does not. And the error says directly that it is a problem with the certificate where the Common Name does not match the certificate. So it is on your servers part there is an issue, I guess.

Cheers
Bent

4

There have been changes in the server because people had similar issues in the near past with the board-downloading from GitHub. Now SquareLine Studio uses a local server, and there might still be some issues to solve. We’ll see, and solve it asap.

5

I did a reinstallation today with v1.4.1, without any problems.

All boards are there and the possibility to choose between lvgl v1.8x or v1.9.x.

Unfortunately I won’t be able to play with it until next week…

But thanks…

Cheers

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Good to hear it’s finally working for you. I might be solvable by clean reinstallation then. AFAIK there are advances about determining the exact causes, but thanks for sharing the information.