On 2009-08-07 16:26 PDT, Nelson Bolyard wrote: > On 2009-08-07 11:29 PDT, Aditya Ivaturi wrote: >> If my question doesn't belong in this group, please let me know which >> one I should post in, thanks. >> >> We use Selenium for web testing automation. And one of the biggest >> problems we face with Selenium is handling of self signed certificates >> (we use self-signed certs for daily builds). There are alternatives >> that do work, but they are not a good solution for as with every build >> our certificates change. > > Why not set yourself up with a little CA, and issue all your certs from > it? That's what NSS QA test scripts do. It's no harder to issue real > certs from your real CA than to issue self-signed certs, and the results > are infinitely simpler to deal with. You probably use a single command > line command to issue your self signed certs. With a different single > comment (probably using the very same tool) you could be issuing certs > that have NO need of any invalid cert overrides.
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