"Entrust Root Certification Authority - G2" is not trusted about git HOT 5 CLOSED

BTW, although I provided a workaround, I'm not sure what the next step on this would be to move forward. Is there a way the project team can get the root cert directly from Entrust? In security matters such as these, it is best not to trust, but rather pull from official sources. I myself find it very weird that the cert wasn't already included.

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Is there any way I can help move a fix forward?

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Yes, you can. The first thing to test is whether Git for Windows 2.x' certificates include the one from Entrust that you need. If that works, I would suggest sticking with that version of Git for Windows (although I have no concrete ETA, it is the Git for Windows that I am working on these days).

If that also fails, I suspect that the Entrust certificates we have in our certificate bundles are not the same as you expect, and it would be good to figure out with Entrust's help what the status of our certificates is, and whether we should replace them, or augment them, or how to proceed.

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Sorry, I became very busy and haven't had a chance to try what you suggested. Has this been resolved? If not, could you please give me more time to try your suggestions?

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I gave concrete advice 15 days ago. Since there was deafening silence since then, I closed the ticket as "dead in the water".

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