When you look closer at the TLS communication with the download server (), we see that the problem is actually with the bundled intermediate certificates.
#NETLOGO FOR MAC HOW TO#
UPDATE: Given the comment below that the question was not asked for the purpose of getting NetLogo installed, but rather to understand why the problem occurs and how to resolve it properly: Double-click the DMG to open it, and install like any other application. The Cask code for this specific app is very simple, so you can easily do it manually.ĭownload the DMG file for macOS. If they're correct, I would suggest manually installing the program. If you still get the same error, I would check the date & time settings on your computer - they might be incorrect. I would suggest to retry the command now to see if it works.
When I access the URL from here, the SSL certificate is not expired. Is there a way to work around this issue? For example is there an argument that could be passed to brew command to make it ignore the error? or provide a resolution? or can I manually download the DMG and place it in the Homebrew cache directory so that Homebrew skips downloading when running the install command? I am understanding that it is happening due to expired certificate on the website hosting NetLogo installer. How to fix it, please visit the web page mentioned above.Įrror: Download failed on Cask 'netlogo' with message: Download failed: Homebrew starts the download but immediately throws the following error: => Downloading Ĭurl: (60) SSL certificate problem: certificate has expiredĬurl failed to verify the legitimacy of the server and therefore could notĮstablish a secure connection to it. I run the following command: brew cask install netlogo I am trying to install NetLogo via Homebrew Cask.
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