CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED

[Snazzie]

Steps:

1. Launch A111
2. do a text2img generate
3. see error

[papuSpartan]

I'm aware of this issue and will be looking at it this afternoon.

[papuSpartan]

From what i've been able to tell so far, it's not the certificate itself, but having to do with internal api routes being wholly missing. I'm unsure exactly why but it at least appears that the progress bar route is not added when the api is set up using tls now. I don't know yet if it's because of an update to gradio, or one of the more recent updates to the webui relating to CORS.

[papuSpartan]

Looks like this is the issue gradio-app/gradio#563

[bharadwaj509]

Yeah I am getting a similar error but @Snazzie were you able to compile your code? I see https in your url. Did you add your certificates in the launch method and run it successfully?

[Snazzie]

Yeah I am getting a similar error but @Snazzie were you able to compile your code? I see https in your url. Did you add your certificates in the launch method and run it successfully?

Ive done nothing except installing this extension via A1111 gui. And next time it launched, this issue occurred.

[bharadwaj509]

Yeah, So I RDP into the machine and worked with the mic. It is working but I dont know what it is reading. It reads "you" for everything I say.

[papuSpartan]

If you are both trying to use this extension with the latest version, you need to disable it for now until this issue is resolved. There is no way to get it to function as it was before until there is a fix from gradio upstream. Otherwise, you will need to use an older commit of the webui.

You can disable the extension without booting the ui by setting the disabled_extensions array to the following in your webui's config.json:

"disabled_extensions": [
        "stable-diffusion-webui-auto-tls-https"
    ],

[hkpD]

Do you happen to know which version is the latest version that will work with your extension?

[papuSpartan]

Do you happen to know which version is the latest version that will work with your extension?

@hkpD It should work with:

• WebUI: e33cace2c2074ef342d027c1f31ffc4b3c3e877e

That's from what I last noted in https://github.com/camenduru/sd-webui-extension-records though so it is out of date. It should work with versions a bit newer as well.

[hkpD]

It did not work, but I'm using the DirectML version by lshqqytiger. I'm not sure if that makes any difference but it most likely does.

[papuSpartan]

@hkpD that fork is currently also using gradio 3.23 so it shouldn't work.

[hkpD]

Thank you for leading me toward the right answer. I found a version that works with your extension for now.

[garrettsutula]

As far as I can tell you can work around this issue by exporting and trusting the TLS cert as a "Trusted Certificate Authority" on the host OS of the computer you're using to browse to Automatic1111.

Once I do that, I no longer get a warning in the browser and similarly the secure WebSocket connection (wss) can be established:

I don't think this is really related to gradio app/gradio#563, although it's true that this env var is important for the automatic1111 server calls to its own endpoints. So, if that doesn't work there is another workaround where for now you can manually edit blocks.py in your venv or whatever.

I have tested this on Windows & MacOS so far.

[hkpD]

I was able to do the same thing, but when I went to generate an image, the certificate error came up.
Are you able to generate an output?

This is what I received when I tried your second method for editing the blocks.py file.

Running with TLS
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "H:\StableDiffusion\stable-diffusion-webui-directml\launch.py", line 353, in <module>
    start()
  File "H:\StableDiffusion\stable-diffusion-webui-directml\launch.py", line 348, in start
    webui.webui()
  File "H:\StableDiffusion\stable-diffusion-webui-directml\webui.py", line 257, in webui
    app, local_url, share_url = shared.demo.launch(
  File "H:\StableDiffusion\stable-diffusion-webui-directml\venv\lib\site-packages\gradio\blocks.py", line 1483, in launch
    requests.get(f"{self.local_url}startup-events", verify=ssl_verify)
NameError: name 'ssl_verify' is not defined
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