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lazyCoder
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4 years ago
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Dropbox API Certificate Problem

Hi guys~ I wrote a app to manage my dropbox cloud. Recently i found that the app connot work, and from log  found that i got a curl errror [60]. SO i change the Certificate info, it works fine. F...
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    Greg-DB
    3 years ago

    The certificates on the Dropbox servers are updated as needed. I don't have a specific history/schedule to share on exactly when that did/will occur.

     

    Dropbox works to ensure that the servers are always served with valid certificates, but we don't guarantee we'll always being using a specific root, so we recommend making sure your trust store trusts both DigiCert High Assurance EV Root CA and DigiCert Global Root CA.

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Greg-DB
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3 years ago

The choice of trust store to use with your client is up to you, but to be able to successfully verify and connect to the Dropbox API servers you'll need to trust the root CA(s) used by the Dropbox servers. I can't provide any guarantee on if/when Dropbox will change its certificates.

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lazyCoder
Explorer | Level 3
3 years ago

OK, I understand. Thanks~

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