Like I'm using Git clone giturl under Windows.
Just prompt for SSL certificate problem:self signed Certificate
This problem occurs more frequently in Windows. I guess the main thing is that git itself is Linux-based, and on Windows, it's easy to miss some environments.
Referring to some articles, the solution is "directly regardless of SSL certificate"-_-| | |
Here's how:
1. Create a temporary environment variable:
command line input on Windows:
- Set Git_ssl_no_verify=true GIT Clone
Under Linux:
- Env Git_ssl_no_verify=true GIT Push
Here clon can switch to other GIT commands as needed.
You can also change the temporary environment variable to permanent, anyway, never verify the SSL certificate is no risk ...
2. The configuration command that comes with git:
- git config--global http.sslverify false
Problem solving.
A variety of SSL certificate problem solutions are present when executing git commands