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Ryan Bell I generated a self signed certificate with openssl and added it to my linux server. Then I imported the certificate with Keychain Access on the Mac into the system keychain using the setting "Always Trust". However, when I view the page in Chrome, I
Ryan Bell I generated a self signed certificate with openssl and added it to my linux server. Then I imported the certificate with Keychain Access on the Mac into the system keychain using the setting "Always Trust". However, when I view the page in Chrome, I
Ryan Bell I generated a self signed certificate with openssl and added it to my linux server. Then I imported the certificate with Keychain Access on the Mac into the system keychain using the setting "Always Trust". However, when I view the page in Chrome, I
Pointer： The Java service is running in a docker container, which accesses external HTTPS URLs and the self-signed certificate is unavailable to the service/JRE CACERT keystore, so the connection fails. Therefore, import the self-signed certificate of the HTTP
Pointer： The Java service is running in a docker container which accesses external HTTPS URLs and the self-signed certificate is unavailable to the service/JRE CACERT keystore, so the connection fails. Therefore, import the self-signed certificate of the HTTPS
Tobias I'm currently trying to get Jenkins to build a project hosted in a GitHub enterprise repository. We're using a self-signed certificate for the GitHub server, which is causing some issues. Most of the problems I was able to solve: git command line: Get t
Tobias I'm currently trying to get Jenkins to build a project hosted in a GitHub enterprise repository. We're using a self-signed certificate for the GitHub server, which is causing some issues. Most of the problems I was able to solve: git command line: Get t
Tobias I'm currently trying to get Jenkins to build a project hosted in a GitHub enterprise repository. We're using a self-signed certificate for the GitHub server, which is causing some issues. Most of the problems I was able to solve: git command line: Get t
Tobias I'm currently trying to get Jenkins to build a project hosted in a GitHub enterprise repository. We're using a self-signed certificate for the GitHub server, which is causing some issues. Most of the problems I was able to solve: git command line: Get t
Melasu AWS ELB supports having multiple certificates, I can add multiple certificates (Amazon issued certificates and some signed by a private CA in AWS). I have some self-signed private certificates that I have successfully imported and would like to use them
Humanize I have IdentityServer4 on macos. Idv has self signed certificate on localhost. It worked until macos was updated to Monterey. Does not work Safari, Chrome, Firefox. Safari is stuck on a blank page and Chrome shows the error ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR. The
case I want to enable LDAPS under security in Jenkins, but my LDAP server has a self-signed CERT. Has anyone done this or have some pointers on this? do i have to use keytool? In my Dockerfile, I'm trying the following, but it doesn't work: FROM jenkins
USER
walter van denput We made a Java keystore and configured our Jenkins as follows: <Connector
protocol="org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11NioProtocol"
port="8443" maxThreads="200"
scheme="https" secure="true" SSLEnabled="true"
case I want to enable LDAPS under security in Jenkins, but my LDAP server has a self-signed CERT. Has anyone done this or have some pointers on this? do i have to use keytool? In my Dockerfile, I'm trying the following, but it doesn't work: FROM jenkins
USER
case I want to enable LDAPS under security in Jenkins, but my LDAP server has a self-signed CERT. Has anyone done this or have some pointers on this? do i have to use keytool? In my Dockerfile, I'm trying the following, but it doesn't work: FROM jenkins
USER
case I want to enable LDAPS under security in Jenkins, but my LDAP server has a self-signed CERT. Has anyone done this or have some pointers on this? do i have to use keytool? In my Dockerfile, I'm trying the following, but it doesn't work: FROM jenkins
USER
case I want to enable LDAPS under security in Jenkins, but my LDAP server has a self-signed CERT. Has anyone done this or have some pointers on this? do i have to use keytool? In my Dockerfile, I'm trying the following, but it doesn't work: FROM jenkins
USER
walter van denput We made a Java keystore and configured our Jenkins as follows: <Connector
protocol="org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11NioProtocol"
port="8443" maxThreads="200"
scheme="https" secure="true" SSLEnabled="true"
walter van denput We made a Java keystore and configured our Jenkins as follows: <Connector
protocol="org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11NioProtocol"
port="8443" maxThreads="200"
scheme="https" secure="true" SSLEnabled="true"
case I want to enable LDAPS under security in Jenkins, but my LDAP server has a self-signed CERT. Has anyone done this or have some pointers on this? do i have to use keytool? In my Dockerfile, I'm trying the following, but it doesn't work: FROM jenkins
USER
case I want to enable LDAPS under security in Jenkins, but my LDAP server has a self-signed CERT. Has anyone done this or have some pointers on this? do i have to use keytool? In my Dockerfile, I'm trying the following, but it doesn't work: FROM jenkins
USER
case I want to enable LDAPS under security in Jenkins, but my LDAP server has a self-signed CERT. Has anyone done this or have some pointers on this? do i have to use keytool? In my Dockerfile, I'm trying the following, but it doesn't work: FROM jenkins
USER
case I want to enable LDAPS under security in Jenkins, but my LDAP server has a self-signed CERT. Has anyone done this or have some pointers on this? do i have to use keytool? In my Dockerfile, I'm trying the following, but it doesn't work: FROM jenkins
USER
case I want to enable LDAPS under security in Jenkins, but my LDAP server has a self-signed CERT. Has anyone done this or have some pointers on this? do i have to use keytool? In my Dockerfile, I'm trying the following, but it doesn't work: FROM jenkins
USER
case I want to enable LDAPS under security in Jenkins, but my LDAP server has a self-signed CERT. Has anyone done this or have some pointers on this? do i have to use keytool? In my Dockerfile, I'm trying the following, but it doesn't work: FROM jenkins
USER
walter van denput We made a Java keystore and configured our Jenkins as follows: <Connector
protocol="org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11NioProtocol"
port="8443" maxThreads="200"
scheme="https" secure="true" SSLEnabled="true"
walter van denput We made a Java keystore and configured our Jenkins as follows: <Connector
protocol="org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11NioProtocol"
port="8443" maxThreads="200"
scheme="https" secure="true" SSLEnabled="true"
username We have newly installed Jenkins and Bitbucket servers running with native self-signed certificates. When I try to clone the repository using windows command prompt it gets cloned. I have disabled http.sslverify in git to false. But the problem is when
username We have newly installed Jenkins and Bitbucket servers running with native self-signed certificates. When I try to clone the repository using windows command prompt it gets cloned. I have disabled http.sslverify in git to false. But the problem is when