failed to verify certificate: x509: certificate signed by unknown authority on osquery client #10546
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Okay, so not a real solution but I was able to get the osquery client to connect by replacing roots.pem with the managerssl.crt. Seems like some sort of issue with the roots.pem cert that gets packaged with the osquery installer package not getting updated to match the updated managerssl.crt. |
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Having the same issue as #10039. We have a signed cert for managerssl.crt and managerssl.key. I should add that the cert is a wildcard cert. Not sure if that is causing the issue or not. I have followed the steps to regen the cert but that results in me not being able to access the GUI. Perhaps I'm missing some steps to simply regen the certs and still be able to access the GUI with the default self-signed cert.
On-prem deployment from ISO
CentOS 7
1 node standalone
all services running
no errors from salt-call state.highstate
global.sls
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