I found something that says (removed bunch of random identification shit from url vars)
Failed to exec curl command, with url: https://update7.synology.com/autoupdate/v2/getList , with reason: error setting certificate file: /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt
I SSHed into /etc/ssl/certs and that doesn’t exist. What does exist is a bunch of files like “b23h893.0” "“fb3j58d.0”, etc. using ls -l I see that they have lrwxrwxrwx permissions on all of them and they point to stuff like affirmtrust, comodo cert, amazon_root, etc. nothing that makes any sense to me.
checking certificates from the control panel, all certificates are assigened to the cert generated by my quick connect url. I have 3 in total, one with my quick connect url, one with .direct.synology.me, and and that’s just ‘synology’. They all have a lock with a green checkmark, assuming that means they’re legit but idk. What may be causing issues is that I can’t use my quick connect. It’s glitchy - I can’t enable it because I get a connection error, but I’m wondering if that’s cause of some certificate or maybe it’s due to the error I showed above - that setting up the quick connect is throwing an error because it wants to write to some certificate that doesn’t exist.
EDIT:
I found a (with the single quote around it) ‘NetLock_Arany_=Class_Gold=_Főtanúsítvány.crt’ in my /usr/shares/ca-certificates/mozilla . So ca-certificates exists but not where this updater thing is looking.