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06/05/2025, 5:32 AMXuanwo
06/05/2025, 5:32 AMXuanwo
06/05/2025, 5:32 AMOpWrite
in gcs_initiate_multipart_upload
Xuanwo
06/05/2025, 5:33 AMXuanwo
06/05/2025, 5:57 AMwlinna
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06/05/2025, 6:34 AMgcs_insert_object_request
, add OpWrite
for this function and set the correct header.wlinna
06/05/2025, 6:46 AMXuanwo
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06/10/2025, 4:21 AMXuanwo
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06/10/2025, 4:24 AMbenn
07/14/2025, 2:01 PMerror sending request for url (https://internal/index.html): client error (Connect): invalid peer certificate: UnknownIssuer
with:
python3 -c "from opendal import Operator; print(Operator('http', endpoint='https://internal').read('index.html').decode().splitlines()[0])"
I have added the certificate to the system, and it works with curl, but I can't get it to work. It seems to be related to the features enabled by reqwest, but I guess I can't control from the python library? Is there any way around this?