Before, the two unassigned ones answered curl: (60) … unable to get local issuer certificate (20) and held no entry for the mesh.
ace is excluded on purpose — it is adopted, so a module assigned there is held rather than run, which is correct and is not trust.
Both the resolution and ADR 0147's insight said "one machine of four", which was true for about twenty minutes.
Extended after the first was proven reversible. Every converged machine now holds the anchor and verifies an internal name with a plain client:
```
novox mesh CA: 1 https://git.<node>.internal/ -> 200
g14 mesh CA: 1 https://git.<node>.internal/ -> 200
shanks mesh CA: 1 https://git.<node>.internal/ -> 200
```
Before, the two unassigned ones answered `curl: (60) … unable to get local issuer certificate (20)` and held no entry for the mesh.
`ace` is excluded on purpose — it is adopted, so a module assigned there is held rather than run, which is correct and is not trust.
Both the resolution and ADR 0147's insight said "one machine of four", which was true for about twenty minutes.
Extended after the first was proven. Every converged machine now holds
the anchor and verifies an internal name with a plain client; before,
the two unassigned ones answered 'unable to get local issuer
certificate' and held no entry for the mesh.
ace is excluded on purpose: it is adopted, so a module assigned there is
held rather than run, which is right and is not trust.
Both the resolution and 0147's insight said one machine of four, which
was true for about twenty minutes.
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Extended after the first was proven reversible. Every converged machine now holds the anchor and verifies an internal name with a plain client:
Before, the two unassigned ones answered
curl: (60) … unable to get local issuer certificate (20)and held no entry for the mesh.aceis excluded on purpose — it is adopted, so a module assigned there is held rather than run, which is correct and is not trust.Both the resolution and ADR 0147's insight said "one machine of four", which was true for about twenty minutes.