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howett.net serves an invalid cert. #16
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Same issue here with go 1.5.1. A workaround could be to import the github repo path instead, though. |
Although the issue still persists, the following solution worked for me.
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Please update the README. |
I can reproduce with Go 1.7 right now: $ go get howett.net/plist
package howett.net/plist: unrecognized import path "howett.net/plist" (https fetch: Get
https://howett.net/plist?go-get=1: x509: certificate is valid for
ultraviolet.howett.net, not howett.net) /cc @DHowett |
I am very sad about this. I'm going to look at further remediation steps such as serving a legitimate certificate from howett.net. I'd prefer to have "canonical" import paths for my packages that root them to my web presence, but we all know how well that works. 🤕 |
howett.net should no longer serve an invalid cert. The canonical import path will remain |
With Go 1.5, I get:
and running
go get
with-v
shows that there is an invalid cert served athowett.net
.The only solution is to
go get -insecure
but this is not done by many automated tools.. so it really blocks automatic acquisition of the package. Can this be fixed ? :)thanks!
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