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Getting null cert and null issuer in OCSPRequest which leads to crash #6822
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/cc @nodejs/crypto |
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Yes sir |
@Rush may I ask you to share your |
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Catch and emit `certCbDone` exceptions instead of throwing them as `uncaughtException` and crashing the whole process. Fix: nodejs#6822
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Catch and emit `certCbDone` exceptions instead of throwing them as `uncaughtException` and crashing the whole process. Fix: nodejs#6822 PR-URL: nodejs#6887 Reviewed-By: Ben Noordhuis <[email protected]>
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Version: at least 4.x to 6.1.0
Platform: Linux
Subsystem: tls
When I debug the data here, I get
cert === null
andissuer === null
. If I docb(null, null);
then I get a crash:Sorry, I don't have a test case and cannot share my letsencrypt certificate here. @indutny - any ideas what's happening or if the problem is somehow on my end?
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