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Oct 14 20:38:22 prox圓.domain.tld nginx: 4 20:38:22 12373#12373: *83301603 client SSL certificate verify error: (12:CRL has expired) while reading client request headers, client: 81.8.151.23, server:, request: "GET /favicon.ico HTTP/1.1", host: "", referrer: ""īy using openssl I can check the validity of my crl using: $ openssl crl -in crl.pem -text Now I can see what the problem is with the certificates – there is no problem with the certificates, it’s a problem with my certificate revocation list being too old! I just need to regenerate and reissue a new one. I added debug onto the end of the line: error_log syslog:server=logserver:515,severity=debug debug I checked the syntax of the config entry and found it to be missing the debug option – confusing I know, it looks like it should be using debug logging, but that’s just the severity setting for the syslog server, not Nginx. So what was my problem? I checked the nf and our logging was set to push out to a syslog server: error_log syslog:server=logserver:515,severity=debug īut I wasn’t seeing anything in the log about any errors.
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Nothing I did allowed me to access the site unless I turned client certificate verification off. Use openssl to verify my client certs, all looked good. So I went through the process of verifying the CA cert matched my source and was still valid. I tried to logon with a known good client certificate and know that nothing on the site config has changed and all I get in return is a 400 error with the message “SSL Certificate Error”, which is not at all helpful.įirst I thought I’d regenerate my client certificate, no joy there. We’re using client side certificates on an Nginx host to ensure the credentials of the connecting users and haven’t used the site for a while.
