Unable to verify the first certificate error in cml-send-comment
See original GitHub issueThanks for creating this tool!
We currently have our shared gitlab runners configured to use docker on our own linux servers. I am trying to run the cml-base-case example. I keep encountering an error with cml-send-comment
line in the cml-base-case code in gitlab. Is there a way to pass in the path of the the ssl certificate like /etc/ssl/certs/
?
Here is a screen shot of when it fails.
I tried creating my own runner manually and edited the /etc/gitlab-runners/config.toml file to point to the paths but not having luck. For example I tried setting:
volumes = ["/cache",
"/etc/gitlab-runner/certs:/etc/gitlab-runner/certs",
"/etc/ssl/certs:/etc/ssl/certs"
]
Nothing I tried work so far. Any guidance on what I can try?
Thanks
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I resolved the issue. Setting the gitlab variable type to File rather than Variable helped. All I needed then was
- export NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS=$SSL_CERT
Thanks for the help.Another option would be make accesible the file with the
container.volumes
option