Bump Ktor to 3.4.0 to fix SSL on linuxArm64#221
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Ktor 3.3.0 ships a bundled libcurl for linuxArm64 that has no default CA certificate path compiled in, so every outgoing HTTPS request (e.g. webhook delivery) fails with "peer certificate cannot be authenticated with given CA certificates" / TLS verification failed. This is tracked upstream as KTOR-8339 and fixed in Ktor 3.4.0.
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Hello, this is a known limitation (I authored the Ktor issue that you linked ), for which we had a workaround in ACINQ/lightning-kmp#777. Did the workaround fail in your case? |
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yes it didn't work I had using phoenixd version |
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What OS are you using? |
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Problem
Ktor 3.3.0 ships a bundled libcurl for
linuxArm64that has no default CA certificate path compiled in. This means every outgoing HTTPS request (e.g. webhook delivery) fails with:TLS verification fails because libcurl cannot locate system CA certificates on ARM64 Linux hosts.
This is tracked upstream as KTOR-8339.
Fix
Bump Ktor from 3.3.0 to 3.4.0, which includes the fix for KTOR-8339.
Changes
gradle/libs.versions.toml:ktor = "3.3.0"→ktor = "3.4.0"