On 3 Jan 2007, at 17:25, Dave Cragg wrote:
I always forget that part. :-)
Once upon a time, there was a ".pem" file that was distributed with
Rev (perhaps only distributed in an alpha/beta version when secure
sockets were first introduced). Setting the sslcertificates
property to this file would allow Rev to handle the certificate
authentication. I can't find that file on the machine I'm at at the
moment, but I seem to remember it no longer worked when I last
tried it. But you may be able to find a suitable file somewhere
that can be used. Perhaps someone else can help.
If you're on OS X, you might try this. But be warned! I don't really
know what I'm doing. :-)
I opened Apple's Keychain app and selected the X509Anchors item. This
will list a large number of what I think are Certificate Authority
root certificates. I selected all, and from the File menu selected
Export.... I chose the Privacy Enhanced Mail (.pem) option and saved
the file as "root.pem". In Rev, I set the sslcertificates property to
this file. I then tried three https URLs and they all worked.
(Clearly a sign of a good year ahead.)
My concern is that I selected all the certificates listed in
Keychain. I'm not sure if that was wise. Does anyone know?
Cheers
Dave
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