fails to generate csr about acme-nosudo HOT 10 CLOSED

Howdy, can you please post the full encoded data? Thanks!

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You can also email it to me (my PGP key is on my website) if you don't want to publicly share it.

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Same error for me.
I'll send to you an email (Keybase) with full POST Json data.

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@socketubs ok, it looks like the signature part of your request is blank. openssl is probably throwing an error. I've updated the script to print openssl errors. Can you please try it with the new script and let me know what the output is?

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@socketubs @SvenRoederer are you on Windows? Do you get any errors when you run the manual commands in your other terminal?

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@diafygi , I'm not on Windows (Ubuntu 15.10). But I think it's a mistake that it's due to an error during openssl commands while sign_csr.py asking for it.

It's working right now and I can't reproduce it.
I think you can simply ignore this issue.

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sent a full log for a different servername I'd to get a cert for.

Running on a Debian Wheezy box with Python 2.7.3

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Am Donnerstag, 3. Dezember 2015, 21:43:52 schrieb Daniel Roesler:

Howdy, can you please post the full encoded data? Thanks!

Hi Daniel,

did the data I sent you helped to dig into the error I get?

Thanks Sven

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problem is caused on the LetsEncrypt-side or my CSR generated by xca.
letsencrypt/boulder#1268

thanks for your work on this project

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I got an error while requesting revocation,
maybe it caused by a same issue?
Thanks for your great work.

{"type":"urn:acme:error:malformed","detail":"Unable to read/verify body","status":400}

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