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localhost server not coming up while doing aem up - unable to get local issuer certificate #2271
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can you try with node 18.x ? |
Hi @tripodsan - I have tried with node 18.18.2 version and the issue remains the same. |
just to mention a couple of other things that we tried with @VenkatKrishnaSN before suggesting to open an issue. We tried disabling the verification just to see if the simulator comes up:
but this didn't work either. |
neither:
give any extra information. |
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@tripodsan - Below is the output for the command.
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another idea is to the openssl-ca, assuming that one works
you can verify the openssl ca with:
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Any solution found for this problem please ? I am finding the same problem with Node v22. |
did you try:
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Yes, its giving - Early data was not sent |
so this is the same problem.... |
Ok this approach has worked for me on my local Windows 11 - |
Description
While trying to bring up the aem server on localhost:3000 it gives unable to get local issuer certificate error.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Would have expected aem server to be up on localhost:3000 as mentioned.
Screenshots
Version:
run:
$ hlx --version
Additional context
Setting up the local AEM franklin
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