We have a corporate mandatory SSL MITM and I would like to get npm
to play well I am trying to With no configuration, creates NPM installs
$ NPM install --verbose ... NPM action request URI https://registry.npmjs.org/ Request NPM Action Required Notification Required NPM Information Attempts Attempt to Registry Request 12:21:46 NPM Action # 1 NPM HTTP Request on ETag "BHYPP2OQ6VBKY2B3TPXTCBVRQ" https://registry.npmjs.org/request NPM Information Re: Efforts will try again, error on last attempt: Error: SELF_SIGNED_CERT_IN_CHAIN NPM information on last attempt again try again Will try, error: SELF_SIGNED_CERT_IN_CHAIN NPM information will retry the attempt at the last attempt, error: error error: SELF_SIGNED_CERT_IN_CHAIN ...
When I put our
ca = "----- BEGIN certificate ----- \ n ..."
I get the following
$ NPM install --verbose ... get NPM HTTP request https://registry.npmjs.org/time-grunt NPM Action Request URI https://registry.npmjs.org/request NPM Action Request No Authentication Requires NPM Information attempts Registry Un Conflict # 1 at 12:27:17 npm Action Attag "Try BHYPP2OQ6VBKY2B3TPXTCB VRQ" NPM Received HTTP Request https://registry.npmjs.org/request Retrying the NPM information will try again on the last attempt, error: error : Hostname / IP does not match the certificate's altnames NPM information will retry the last attempt, error: error: hostname / ip certificate does not match altnames ...
Which, if I understand correctly, this is an SSL address Rmanptr using as the sole root npm
CA, which is understandable why it would not work. ~ / .npmrc
to a ca [] = "----- BEGIN certificate ----- \ n ..."
Blowing with line for each The lack of CA, is there any single certs.pem
file? Can I add my inner brain?
& Gt; /usr/local/etc/openssl/cert.pem
I hope there is something similar for NPM / node.
Try to set strict-SSL flag before I had a similar problem
< P> npm config set strict -sl false
I have actually been certified with your ~ / .npmrc, but not sure if you leave it anything Will affect.
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