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  • curl: (60) SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate

curl.cainfo="/path/to/downloaded/cacert.pem"

This will say to php curl extension which certificate curl should use.

Did you restart PHP after edit it?

Which OS you use?

    klaus i restert the server, if not important and all i need to do is restart php then i don't know how to do it

    OS suppose to be linux 8 for clarification in the aapanel under system Red Hat Enterprise 8.7 (Ootpa) aarch64(Py3.7.8)

        abdelrahman App Store/PHP Version that you have installed press on settings and you have restart option, press it and try again.

            klaus sorry for confusion i restart the server not the aapanel, actually i don't have PHP "i do have it of course" but i installed WordPress and all the operations are done from there, however i've putty connection for the website and this is how i accessed the terminal to resolve the problem as you explained to me how to change the root to www

                abdelrahman You can try to update curl because i think you have a old version of it.

                sudo yum update curl

                Run that one and test it again if doesn't work let me know.

                    klaus
                    Last metadata expiration check: 0:25:59 ago on Fri 14 Apr 2023 01:25:55 PM GMT.
                    Dependencies resolved.
                    Nothing to do.
                    Complete!

                        klaus what information would be valuable to you?

                        general info, hosting on oracle cloud using the always free hosting option
                        sat the aapanel with putty & installed WordPress
                        from the app store installed firewall SYS Firewall 2.7
                        enabled the ssl for the aapanel with let's encrypt

                        everything else was done with WordPress interface which are plugins and add drop stuff, the website is encrypted with the ssl from any device incognito mode secure ssl the 60 ssl problem just appeared when i was testing the speed but i want to resolve it

                          I will need the website link to make a curl request.

                          You can do that on your own if you use windows open CMD if you use linux use Terminal

                          curl https://yourwebsite.com

                          and see if you get the same ssl error.

                          You have a Let's Encrypt certificate that is not working on all browsers and some versions of curl detect it as invalid.

                          You should use the CloudFlare they offer now the google ssl and that is better than Let's Encrypt certificate.

                          P.S. You can remove that line from your php.ini, that was a uptime.com error because they don't accept Let's Encrypt Certificate.

                            klaus I cancelled the let's encrypt certificate but this just disable it in the aapanel not in the website itself

                            EDIT
                            I did it and run the uptime test, its working, however, I feel my setup making the site taking too long to respond, it was faster before the cloudflare, which doesn't make sense since the primary reason for cloudflare is making it faster

                                a year later

                                Make sure the path to the cacert.pem file is accurate and accessible by your server. It should look something like curl.cainfo = "/www/server/php/74/etc/cacert.pem". If you have multiple PHP versions installed, confirm you're editing the correct php.ini file for the PHP version your site is using.