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Jay Yanez I have a Ktor server application (REST API) with a self signed certificate. From the browser (after the warning and confirmation) it works fine, port 80 redirects to 8443. However, if I try this from the Ktor Apache Client: fun main(args: Array<Strin
csheets: I am trying to write a Java https client using jdk version 1.6.0_32. I have a self-signed public certificate that I have imported into a new truststore. The problem is that I keep getting "Exception in thread "main" "javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeExceptio
csheets: I am trying to write a Java https client using jdk version 1.6.0_32. I have a self-signed public certificate that I have imported into a new truststore. The problem is that I keep getting "Exception in thread "main" "javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeExceptio
username I am creating a REST api over https protocol in PowerShell, for testing purposes. My purpose is to create a fake https API and use it to test the functionality of our app (the app needs to call my test https api). I am able to create a self signed cer
csheets: I am trying to write a Java https client using jdk version 1.6.0_32. I have a self-signed public certificate that I have imported into a new truststore. The problem is that I keep getting "Exception in thread "main" "javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeExceptio
username I am creating a REST api over https protocol in PowerShell, for testing purposes. My purpose is to create a fake https API and use it to test the functionality of our app (the app needs to call my test https api). I am able to create a self signed cer
Info5ek Check for updates I'm trying to send a request to a web server with a self-signed certificate (works fine on a non-self-signed website) and keep getting the error: SSLEOFERROR EOF occurred in violation of protocol
Conversely, when using requests, a n
Info5ek Check for updates I'm trying to send a request to a web server with a self-signed certificate (works fine on a non-self-signed website) and keep getting the error: SSLEOFERROR EOF occurred in violation of protocol
Conversely, when using requests, a n
Michael 67 I have a server with a self signed certificate. I want to connect device to server via https form. I heard I had to accept this connection. but I do not know. I have a self signed certificate as it is a test server. But I want to access it in https
Michael 67 I have a server with a self signed certificate. I want to connect device to server via https form. I heard I had to accept this connection. but I do not know. I have a self signed certificate as it is a test server. But I want to access it in https
Michael 67 I have a server with a self signed certificate. I want to connect device to server via https form. I heard I had to accept this connection. but I do not know. I have a self signed certificate as it is a test server. But I want to access it in https
Hubidubi : I want to use a git repo accessible via https, the Https server has a self signed certificate. When trying to clone a repository using eclipse + egit, I always get the error: https://host/path : cannot open git-upload-pack sun.security.validator.Val
Hubidubi : I want to use a git repo accessible via https, the Https server has a self signed certificate. When trying to clone a repository using eclipse + egit, I always get the error: https://host/path : cannot open git-upload-pack sun.security.validator.Val
Hubidubi : I want to use a git repo accessible via https, the Https server has a self signed certificate. When trying to clone a repository using eclipse + egit, I always get the error: https://host/path : cannot open git-upload-pack sun.security.validator.Val
Wong Fei Hung: I'm trying to make an HTTP request to a web service through an Apache HTTP client, but I'm getting ajavax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCert
Chris: I'm trying to secure a connection for a Java client/server application that communicates over the internet. My idea is to use SSL sockets with self signed certificates and client authentication. I did the following: Server: The keystore containing the n
Wong Fei Hung: I'm trying to make an HTTP request to a web service through an Apache HTTP client, but I'm getting ajavax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCert
Wong Fei Hung: I'm trying to make an HTTP request to a web service through an Apache HTTP client, but I'm getting ajavax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCert
MrBreaker_1972 Hello, I'm trying to write a small Rest client to access our cloud server (Rest Webservices). The connection is secured with an SSL client certificate which, if I understand correctly, is not signed by any certificate authority and the problem o
MrBreaker_1972 Hello, I'm trying to write a small Rest client to access our cloud server (Rest Webservices). The connection is secured with an SSL client certificate which, if I understand correctly, is not signed by any certificate authority and the problem o
Chris: I'm trying to secure a connection for a Java client/server application that communicates over the internet. My idea is to use SSL sockets with self signed certificates and client authentication. I did the following: Server: The keystore containing the n
Chris: I'm trying to secure a connection for a Java client/server application that communicates over the internet. My idea is to use SSL sockets with self signed certificates and client authentication. I did the following: Server: The keystore containing the n
Wong Fei Hung: I'm trying to make an HTTP request to a web service through an Apache HTTP client, but I'm getting ajavax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCert
Wong Fei Hung: I'm trying to make an HTTP request to a web service through an Apache HTTP client, but I'm getting ajavax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCert
MrBreaker_1972 Hello, I'm trying to write a small Rest client to access our cloud server (Rest Webservices). The connection is secured with an SSL client certificate which, if I understand correctly, is not signed by any certificate authority and the problem o
MrBreaker_1972 Hello, I'm trying to write a small Rest client to access our cloud server (Rest Webservices). The connection is secured with an SSL client certificate which, if I understand correctly, is not signed by any certificate authority and the problem o
Chris: I'm trying to secure a connection for a Java client/server application that communicates over the internet. My idea is to use SSL sockets with self signed certificates and client authentication. I did the following: Server: The keystore containing the n
Guise I'm developing a small application that logs into a local wireless router (Linksys), but I'm having issues with the router's self-signed ssl certificate. I run wget 192.168.1.1 and get: ERROR: cannot verify 192.168.1.1's certificate, issued by `/C=US/ST=
Guise I'm developing a small application that logs into a local wireless router (Linksys), but I'm having issues with the router's self-signed ssl certificate. I run wget 192.168.1.1 and get: ERROR: cannot verify 192.168.1.1's certificate, issued by `/C=US/ST=