On Solaris, if you’re seeing when executing “curl -v https://itadminguide.com” command
curl: (60) SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificateIt usually means the system is missing a trusted CA bundle.
Step 1: Check if the CA certs exist in /etc/openssl/certs/ or /etc/certs/CA
Step 2: If root and intermediate certificates are missing, then copy both root and intermediate certificates to the certs folder
Note: You can use either .crt or .pem format — they are often the same PEM-encoded certificate, just with different file extensions.
What matters is the content, not the extension.
cp rootCA.crt /etc/certs/CA/
cp intermediateCA.crt /etc/certs/CA/Step 3: Update the OpenSSL hash-based index:
$ c_rehash /etc/certs/CA/Step 4: Verify using “curl -v https://itadminguide.com”
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