Problem:
When using the CLI to authenticate, I get:
Error: TLS certificate verification failed for https://freebuff.com
If your network intercepts HTTPS traffic, install its root certificate into your system trust store
or use a network path that does not intercept TLS.
Original error: self signed certificate in certificate chain
(POST https://freebuff.com/api/auth/cli/code)
Please restart the CLI and try again
My Analysis:
After performing network analysis, I found:
- HTTP/1.1 405 Method Not Allowed response from the server
- This indicates a software-side problem, not a network issue
The combination of "self signed certificate in certificate chain" + HTTP 405 suggests:
- The API endpoint
/api/auth/cli/code may not support the POST method
- Or the server returns an invalid/self-signed certificate instead of the expected error response
Environment:
- Operating System: Windows 11
- CLI Version: 0.0.104
- Network: No TLS interception configured
Expected Behavior:
The CLI should successfully authenticate with freebuff.com without TLS certificate errors.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Install CLI:
cd your-project codebuff
- Run CLI authentication
- See TLS error + HTTP 405
Additional Info:
The HTTP 405 confirms this is a server-side configuration issue where the POST method is not allowed.
Problem:
When using the CLI to authenticate, I get:
Error: TLS certificate verification failed for https://freebuff.com
If your network intercepts HTTPS traffic, install its root certificate into your system trust store
or use a network path that does not intercept TLS.
Original error: self signed certificate in certificate chain
(POST https://freebuff.com/api/auth/cli/code)
Please restart the CLI and try again
My Analysis:
After performing network analysis, I found:
The combination of "self signed certificate in certificate chain" + HTTP 405 suggests:
/api/auth/cli/codemay not support thePOSTmethodEnvironment:
Expected Behavior:
The CLI should successfully authenticate with freebuff.com without TLS certificate errors.
Steps to Reproduce:
cd your-project codebuffAdditional Info:
The HTTP 405 confirms this is a server-side configuration issue where the POST method is not allowed.