Any ideas for "certificate has expired"

[cody_hawkenio]

When trying to login I get the following error:

{"name":"Error","message":"certificate has expired","code":"CERT_HAS_EXPIRED","fromSandbox":true}

Which seems similar to

Signing up fails / log has "certificate has expired"

But our site’s certificate was updated almost 2 months ago.

But all the certs in the chain are not expired and are valid.
Even the cert listed for the application has not expired.

Also similar to

Error: certificate has expired

Hi all Our SSL certificate expired for our domain for which the auth0 callback URLs point to. We renewed the certificate, but all applications (including live applications) with auth0 authentication have stopped working (other sites - without auth0 authentication - of ours are accessible via https with the new certificate). We are getting the following error in different browsers and auth0 applications when we test the auth0 application: { "error": "access_denied", "error_description": "E…

but we are not using a custom domain.

Any further ideas for investigation? Hmmm maybe something to do with Let's Encrypt's root certificate has expired, and it might break your devices | TechCrunch

Resolution: in the settings for custom scripts in auth0, updated to available latest node (12) which presumably has the updated lets-encrypt-root cert

[dan.woda]

Hi @cody_hawkenio,

Welcome to the Auth0 Community!

It looks like you were able to find a resolution on this. You are correct, it can be related to using Node 8 in auth0 extensibility features like Rules , and updating to 12 can help to resolve the issue.

Thanks for posting your solution!

[chess]

This is not possible… Your guide mentioned that your support of Node 8 is until February of 2022.

With this unexpected CERT_HAS_EXPIRED issue, we have to upgrade in advance saying – NOW!!

[dan.woda]

Hi @chess,

I thank you for your patience as we work through this.

I noticed you are also working with our support team on this issue and will let them help you through a resolution. Let us know if you have any other questions!