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TLS handshake error on iPhone device #191
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How to modify to disable certificate verification during a request? |
Can you send more info from the logs? You can access them via "Send Feedback", which will create an email with the logs attached. If you send the logs to help at openziti.org we'll see them. |
Certificates are required to establish the endpoint identity |
iPhone device log
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iPhone simulator log
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@smilindave26 Could you please show me where the modification is needed? |
A couple of things:
Can you tell me more about how you built the project and the application you are developing/running? |
The issue has been resolved. I found the default CA certificate on MacOS, placed it in the project, and used this certificate in the default_tls_context parameter. |
That great, Can you share the sample code to use the certificate in default_tls_context parameter. |
@febinAirindia the CA bundle should be loaded automatically when you initialize |
Yes I am using Ziti from saved json file. |
zid file was created from the callback of a successful |
The issue is fixed in the swift SDK release 0.30.21 - https://github.com/openziti/ziti-sdk-swift/releases/tag/0.30.21 . The problem was access to CA bundle on iOS @Hin-D - if you have an active project that requires to secure mobile apps, we would be happy to assist. |
The simulator is running smoothly. But I run it on iPhone and take this error
Error Domain=ZitiError Code=-53 "unexpected error"
On TLS handshake error getting a negative response code (-53)
Please help
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