- Get the certificate from the web server (Instructions from macosxhints).
- openssl s_client -connect servername:443 -showcerts
Then copy & paste the lines from "-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----"
through "-----END CERTIFICATE-----" *inclusive* into a file with the .pem extension and save it
(as plain text, of course).- Import this certificate into the X509Anchors keychan in Keychain Access.
Monday, October 4, 2004
Importing self-signed certificates
I have been trying to read a rss feed on a secure web site with a self-signed certificate, but Shrook has been having a problem loading it. Shrook uses Apple's Web toolkit to do http communication, and it looks it will not load data from a site with a self-signed certificate, when the certificate is not loaded in the keychain. Here are the steps that I used to get it to work:
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