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use http-access2 2.0.7 (released 2 days ago)

# bundles CA certificates as trust anchors.
# allow user to get peer_cert. (#117, #123)
# added wildcard certificate support. (#151)

This worked for me.

Or:
You can also disable verification with 'verify_mode = nil'

Or:
use 'client.ssl_config.set_trust_ca('ca.cer')'
to get the ca.cet -> go into Control Panel -> Internet Options ->
Content tab -> Certificates -> Trusted Root Certificates -> select the
right CA -> Export -> select Base 64 Encoding -> save to file (ca.cer)

Ronald