Having hacked the firefox source code quite a bit to get my kiosk mode up and
running, I can answer part 2 of your question for sure, and give an idea for
part 1.
I have looked at all the security settings in the about:config page and none of
them seem to bypass the ssl error. The only thing I could think of is:
(1) change the prefernce: security.alternate_certificate_error_page
to point to an internal page on the box which will re-direct them to
their original page.
see: https://developer.mozilla.org/En/Security_changes_in_Firefox_3.5
TOPIC: "New certificate error handling"
(2) there is a default file where if you put a pref in it will take affect
across all users settings:
defaults/pref/firefox.js
at the bottom you can put your pref(" ");
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Brian Imbriani
Network/Systems Administrator
Adelphi University
(516)877-3748
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>>> On 9/27/2010 at 9:28 PM, Paul Whitener <[email protected]> wrote:
> Greetings all,
>
> I have created a kiosk mode session on Solaris 10 using SRSS 4.2. It
> works great, with one annoyance, I open the default page to a secure
> page and get the standard Mozilla security warning. Is there a way to
> disable the warning from the command line, or is there a place I can put
> a .mozilla directory that will be read with every kiosk load?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> /paul
>
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