A large company I worked at a few years ago had an internal Python channel in Teams for coding support.
So many questions were about SSL issues, people would just ask how to disable errors/warnings from not having the correct certificate chain installed. It was insane how many "helpful" people would assist in turning them off instead of simply fixing the problem.
I started showing people the correct way to fix the issue and also created documentation to install the internal certificate server on our Ubuntu servers (I think they had it working on some of the RHEL machines). I was a contractor so I received an $80 bonus for my efforts.
So many questions were about SSL issues, people would just ask how to disable errors/warnings from not having the correct certificate chain installed. It was insane how many "helpful" people would assist in turning them off instead of simply fixing the problem.
I started showing people the correct way to fix the issue and also created documentation to install the internal certificate server on our Ubuntu servers (I think they had it working on some of the RHEL machines). I was a contractor so I received an $80 bonus for my efforts.