You can't stay connected to the internet and not update software, the two things are mutually exclusive.
Right, but updating software is what I do regularly - BTW MAMP is updated, I just checked.
And I never had to update certificate (or similar) things.
One would think these things work on their own, as I cannot expect people using a program (which uses my cURL) to update their bundles.
That would have to be part of the server tasks, which (using MAMP) I would assume is done behind the scenes (?)
Then I would report it to them.
You don't need to. On most platforms and environments, the PHP/curl program you posted will "just work".
The situation you are encountering is an unusual one. I'm not totally convinced that a fresh MAMP installation would have the same issue.
This file is being used; but lacks the LE X1 root cert:
This file contains it:
Why not just use that file instead?
OK so, deleted MAMP, re-pulled it from the official website, and sure enough, 2 things:
- MAMP was outdated (but their "check for updates" thing is obviously broken)
- cURL does not throw error no more.
- Addon: not only was MAMP outdated, their PHP offered also was outdated, and also here, no updates were pushed.
All in all, user - or lets say "app" - fault.
Sorry to bother, it certainly adds to my "I've seen that, lets try a simple solution" stack of cards up the sleeve
Thanks all!
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