A command like this was given:
/server add -tls_cert ~/certs/oftc.pem -notls_verify -noauto -network toroftc
-tls_pinned_pubkey 63:0F:19:BB:AF:61:5A:9F:B1:03:98:0A:70:4A:DA:E9:E6:C9:73:9E:1F:53:AD:DD:83:43:E4:E1:71:3A:50:B5
127.0.0.1 16002
The public key that was supplied turned out to be unusable. So the
following was given to clear it:
/server modify -tls_pinned_pubkey '' 127.0.0.1 16002
The command had no effect. This was also attempted:
/server modify -notls_pinned_pubkey 127.0.0.1 16002
that resulted in an error. There is apparently no way to clear a
pinned key.
Workaround:
The config file must be opened in a text editor and the
tls_pinned_pubkey field must be located and removed manually.