The problem I was having was installing a custom CA in the system. During my troubles I also found out that the update-ca-certificates command when run with --fresh will wipe the current cert bundle in order to rebuild it fresh.
But perl is not installed and perl is a dependency of openssl for this and possibly other reasons.
You can read about it here:
Here's how I fixed it:
/boot/config/fix-ca-certificates
#/bin/bash
set -x;
# curl https://slackw
The problem I was having was installing a custom CA in the system. During my troubles I also found out that the update-ca-certificates command when run with --fresh will wipe the current cert bundle in order to rebuild it fresh.
But perl is not installed and perl is a dependency of openssl for this and possibly other reasons.
You can read about it here:
Here's how I fixed it:
/boot/config/fix-ca-certificates
#/bin/bash
set -x;
# curl https://slackw