500 Peer Not Authorized

[mocleiri]

500 Peer Not Authorized

[cyberswat]

just going to throw it out there that I'm having the same issue ... I even compiled http://code.google.com/p/java-use-examples/source/browse/trunk/src/com/aw/ad/util/InstallCert.java and imported the certificates from github

[andrewlmurray]

I am seeing this issue as well

[andrewlmurray]

FYI to everyone on this issue. I added -Djavax.net.debug=ssl to my jenkins startup and saw that the jdk was claiming that githubs certs were not signed by a valid CA. (which is obviously bogus)

Upon further investigation I saw that the box I was deploying on was running openjdk and not the sun jdk. I'm guessing the trust certs shipped with the version of openjdk I was using are out of date.

I installed the sun jdk and ran there and all works as it should. This is almost certainly an issue with your jdk installation.

[stovak]

is there a way to import a correct cert into open java?

[cyberswat]

If there is I haven't found it ... I needed to import the github certs just to get jenkins to work at all with github and did that some time ago ... The InstallCert program did that well. I can appreciate that "your running the wrong software" is a great answer to a problem, but it's completely not useful here.

[andrewlmurray]

Right - I'm just saying that however olay build of openJDK 1.6 was
configured it didn't recognize the CA that signed githubs certificate as
being valid - which is obviously wrong.

I didn't look at it any further as I have no problem running the sun JDK
and it fixed the problem.

I meant my note just to indicate that this isn't a bug with the plugin at
all - but rather a config issue with the JDK.

On Saturday, January 14, 2012, Kevin Bridges <
[email protected]>
wrote:

If there is I haven't found it ... I needed to import the github certs
just to get jenkins to work at all with github and did that some time ago
... The InstallCert program did that well. I can appreciate that "your
running the wrong software" is a great answer to a problem, but it's
completely not useful here.

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[p0deje]

I confirm that such problem exists with OpenJDK and it's resolved by using Oracle/Sun JRE

[mocleiri]

Thanks for investigating this issue.

Because it is not fixable by the plugin itself I am closing this issue.