validator sugests a parameter that's missing from it's help

[emile2738]

suggests using --ssl-no-revoke

while it's not documented in help

root@prysm00:/home/emile/dist# ./validator-v1.0.0-alpha.28-linux-amd64 --help | grep ssl
root@prysm00:/home/emile/dist# ./beacon-chain-v1.0.0-alpha.28-linux-amd64 --help | grep ssl
root@prysm00:/home/emile/dist# ./beacon-chain-v1.0.0-alpha.28-linux-amd64 --help | grep -i ssl
root@prysm00:/home/emile/dist# ./validator-v1.0.0-alpha.28-linux-amd64 --help | grep -i ssl

[raphpa]

This is not implemented correctly in the launch scripts.

--ssl-no-revoke is a parameter of curl.

Some anti virus solutions inject their own SSL certificate into a secure http connection to be able to monitor malicious downloads. Curl fails, if not called with --ssl-no-revoke, at this because it cannot fetch the revoke list for that self signed certificate and has to be called with that parameter.

You probably can argue about having it set by default.

[rauljordan]

This is tricky. I'd prefer we not add --ssl-no-revoke to our script, but instead recommend stakers to download the script directly from our releases page if they are having issues