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I am using the rectangle Bridge and since a couple of days I see the following entries in the Node-Red Log:
25 Jun 14:20:36 - [info] [hue-bridge:Huebridge] Initializing the bridge (192.168.50.53)…
25 Jun 14:20:37 - [info] [hue-bridge:Huebridge] Error: self signed certificate
This leads to the Node does not work as desired. It only shows "connecting..." nothing more. I had this running earlier. But something broke this.
Expected behavior
At least a switcht to aknowledge Self-Signed and ignore the Certificate error. Or at least switcht to http instead of https. As this is all local this should be fine.
I did some research on my own based on what I found in the Code.
Based on Information from here there are certain Bridges that currently run with a self-signed certificate an others with a valid certificate issued by signify.
You can find my modifications within the attached api.js file.
I added row 5+6
and did changes on row
33 and 67
From my understanding you can provide to the https.Agent a specific CA File to be used for the request. This is what I am doing.
With this modification I was able to use the Node again :)
As I am not an experienced JS developer I leave this to you how to implement it in a proper way to the Node. api.zip
Describe the bug
A clear and concise description of what the bug is.
I am using the rectangle Bridge and since a couple of days I see the following entries in the Node-Red Log:
25 Jun 14:20:36 - [info] [hue-bridge:Huebridge] Initializing the bridge (192.168.50.53)…
25 Jun 14:20:37 - [info] [hue-bridge:Huebridge] Error: self signed certificate
This leads to the Node does not work as desired. It only shows "connecting..." nothing more. I had this running earlier. But something broke this.
Flow to Reproduce
Expected behavior
At least a switcht to aknowledge Self-Signed and ignore the Certificate error. Or at least switcht to http instead of https. As this is all local this should be fine.
Screenshots
https://imgur.com/a/LdetQRa
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