An error occured during the request. Unable to proceed. Certificate "4355" has been revoked

[TheOPtimal]

When I try to install the app, it gives me:
An error occured during the request. Unable to proceed. Certificate "4355" has been revoked

Maybe this is related?

[lgwapnitsky]

getting the same. following along

[moontan]

Same. Before this I got an error I had to leave unresolved for a few months every time I tried to sync my Joplin clients with my Nextcloud which stated that the file .sync/version.txt was locked.

[Lunarequest]

I still am facing this issue is there any update on a fix?

[raphaelh]

I get the same error:

The reason of this problem is here : nextcloud/server#20674

We updated the certificate: nextcloud/app-certificate-requests#267 (comment)
You just need to re-register the app: see nextcloud/app-certificate-requests#287 (comment)

[Lunarequest]

Could one of the Joplin team please fix this. While officially development has ended alot of us would like to use Joplin and nextcloud

[Ethnical]

Same issue here...

[referi]

same problem

[cadot-info]

same problem

[erralb]

Hi, same issue here on a newly installed Nextcloud.
Any fix or way to install it manually ?

[mrussolo]

I'd also like to know if there's a manual solution to this issue. I'm interested in the sharing-notes function of the Nextcloud API, especially, and so far it's been a bit hard to share notes with others :/

[erralb]

I think a solution is to install it manually

[vrlps]

Has someone solved this problem?

[sxnsxn]

Same problem. If any of you have straight-forward instructions how to get this working I'd be delighted to learn as I installed Nextcloud solely to use it with Joplin.

[erralb]

Personally I downloaded and installed it manually into the nextcloud apps folder, then I could activate it from the administration interface.

[Lunarequest]

could you write a guide on how to do this?

[erralb]

Depending on your server access, there's different ways to go about it.

If you can access your server with SSH and have a little knowledge about the command line, you can :

• connect to your server
• go to your nextclouds/apps folder
• wget the extension
• unzip the downloaded archive
• activate it through the Nextcloud administration interface

if you have access to your server through FTP :

• download the extension from Github
• unzip it on your machine
• upload the unzipped folder to the apps/ folder of your Nextcloud install
• activate it through the Nextcloud administration interface

[dorearendil]

* activate it through the Nextcloud administration interface

Hi @erralb , I'm wondering what interface you're referring to? I've tried doing what you mention with the Joplin extension (downloading it from Github, unzipping it and placing it inside my apps folder), but then when I visit my Nextcloud settings page, I'm not seeing anything... I have to go into the 'Apps' panel, which still has the same 'Download & enable' button. And when I click it, I receive the same certificate error.

I also tried using using the app function in the command line, asking Nextcloud to enable joplin, but that didn't do much either. If I missed an interface, please let me know!

[erralb]

I can enable / disable it from the Apps menu (click on your profile image then Apps) :

If you do not see the enable button, maybe the files you unzipped do not have the correct file permissions, or else you unzipped them in the wrong spot ? (Just throwing some guesses)

[apit]

if you are unzipping from the tarball, make sure to rename the folder to 'joplin' (from joplin-nextcloud) and you're good to go. dont forget to composer install under the folder.

nevertheless, after it has been successfully enabled, the page i got is this and dunno what to do next :-p

[feensucher]

An error occured during the request. Unable to proceed. Certificate "4335" has been revoced.
Do you have any ideas?
I have no programming scills to fix it by myself.
Best regards, Wolfgang

[erralb]

@apit :

if you are unzipping from the tarball, make sure to rename the folder to 'joplin' (from joplin-nextcloud) and you're good to go. dont forget to composer install under the folder.

nevertheless, after it has been successfully enabled, the page i got is this and dunno what to do next :-p

You now need to configure the synchronisation within Joplin, in Preferences > Synchronisation.

Fill in your NextCloud WebDav URL which should be something like this : https://your-nextcloud-url.com/remote.php/webdav/Joplin
Add your NextCloud username & password and you should be good to go !

@feensucher :

An error occured during the request. Unable to proceed. Certificate "4335" has been revoced.
Do you have any ideas?
I have no programming scills to fix it by myself.
Best regards, Wolfgang

This all thread is about this issue, you should be able to fix it by reading the different answers.

[apit]

@erralb excellent, thanks! Now I'm officially a Joplin user, with synced notes :-).

btw, I came across this issue because of Lauren's old post on Nextcloud forum asking about the state of app development, which still very relevant as of today :-D.