On 22/10/2010, at 10:21 AM, James McGill wrote: > On Thu, Oct 21, 2010 at 6:56 AM, Sam Hamilton <[email protected]> wrote: > >> No - just the usual error messages you would expect to see if it were the >> self signed cert we currently have installed in the demo box. >> >> >> > On a related note, I wonder if anyone has a simple cookbook example for > authorizing a self-signed cert to all the clients in a controlled, in-house > enterprise environment. We do not want to spend money on server certs for > what is strictly an internal application, but we have enough clients that it > is a problem to go through the steps of accepting a self-signed cert for > every user. I have tried making an internal CA, but I never succeeded in > getting browsers to automatically accept the CA and not ask for validation > on the server certs. I have complete control of the client, the server, and > the network, and I wish I could pre-load SSL authorization so that we have > the benefits of SSL other than the external CA part.
You can configure your browser to always trust a self signed cert, google is your friend here and nothing about it is OFBiz specific. If the application is going to be accessed over the internet though then you are better off paying for a certificate which really isn't very expensive. Regards Scott
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