Thanks for pointing this out. The CA is not in the list of authorities in the
Security database.
It appears that the signing authority is more obscure that those listed in the
Certificate Authorities section of the Security database.
I’ll have to add a new CA for this particular case.
Rob
Adding our voice to the thread:
We experienced a similar issue last night around the same time as everyone else
on the thread — in our case it was a log rotation issue that locked up our
cluster (MarkLogic v.8.0-3.2 on Windows 2012 Server). We have to reboot all
the Windows servers in the
I’m attempting to make an API call using xdml:http-get and having a problem
with the SSL certificate verification. Here’s the code I’m using:
let $accountInfo := xdmp:http-get($baseURI,
Hi Asit,
I ran into a similar problem. Here’s the thread on that discussion:
http://developer.marklogic.com/pipermail/general/2015-November/018231.html
If you set false in the http-get options, your call
should work, but MarkLogic will not verify that the SSL certificate is valid.
If you
+1 for N-Gram support. Definitely a 'must have' in my book.
Rob
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