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My tile server is randomly not loading certain tiles, with the error message (failed) net::ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALID.

Here is a picture that shows that the issue.

I tried the site on multiple devices and browsers, and the issue is the same. So something is happening server-side on the tile server.

This issue happens sporadically. In fact, the same tiles that didn't load initially would load just fine after I refresh the page.

But it is definitely very annoying to have to refresh the page constantly because certain tiles are not loading.

Anyone know why this problem is happening? It happens randomly and I haven't been able to pinpoint it so far, apart from the fact that the problem is happening in the 158th line in TileLayer.js, which is the following line:

tile.src = this.getTileUrl(coords);

asked 02 Aug '20, 06:34

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edited 02 Aug '20, 06:35


This is probably due to time issues on your server or the client, check that both are set correctly and are synchronized, for example with NTP. It could very well be that the time offsets are just so that things some time fails some time not.

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answered 02 Aug '20, 09:17

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