Certificate verification failed

[Hersh Reddy]

Anyone have an idea why I might be getting this error?

"InvalidCertificateException: Host appengine.google.com returned an invalid certificate (_ssl.c:507: error:14090086:SSL routines:SSL3_GET_SERVER_CERTIFICATE:certificate verify failed)"

I recently re-installed the Go App Engine SDK, and tried to push a new application for the first time.

On my first deploy attempt I had the wrong project ID in my app.yaml, but I have since corrected it, and I'm still getting the same error.

[Matthew Zimmerman]

Are you running behind your company's proxy that terminates your
client's SSL session at their proxy? That's my most likely guess
given the information.

Can you visit https://appengine.google.com in your browser? What does
the certificate look like?

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[Hersh Reddy]

I'm at home.  No proxy.  The appengine.google.com certificate is fine when I visit the site via browser.

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[Hersh Reddy]

I used the same machine, from the same location, to push a different Go App Engine application a few months back ... it worked fine.  That was with an older version of the App Engine SDK though.

I tried using the older SDK to push the new application yesterday and got the same error.  That is why I updated the SDK to the latest version today and tried again.  Same result.

[Hersh Reddy]

I figured out the issue.

I had an install of Anaconda's Python package on the machine.  Although Anaconda uses a 2.7 version of Python, there must have been some incompatibility in its SSL modules.  I changed my path so that Anaconda's python was no longer used by the goapp scripts and everything worked fine.