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How to? Dealing with untrusted certificates

Oct
29
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Hello all,

I'd like to be able to script the testing of various internal HTTPS web servers that are using self-signed certs for very basic responsiveness using "copy https://serveraddress.com > nul" and then looking at the errorlevel.

Some of these servers are secured with self signed certs so TCC prompts with a "Would you like to continue?" prompt on these servers.

Can this be overridden so I can I create a smooth test batch for a lot of different servers? I've looked for a flag or switch to disable this warning but I'm coming up empty.

Thanks
 
Hello all,

I'd like to be able to script the testing of various internal HTTPS web servers that are using self-signed certs for very basic responsiveness using "copy https://serveraddress.com > nul" and then looking at the errorlevel.

Some of these servers are secured with self signed certs so TCC prompts with a "Would you like to continue?" prompt on these servers.

Can this be overridden so I can I create a smooth test batch for a lot of different servers? I've looked for a flag or switch to disable this warning but I'm coming up empty.

Thanks
This is just an idea, I did not test it, but what happens if You import the certificate into Your system?

Regards

Rodolfo Giovanninetti
 
Thanks for the reply, Rodolfo.

I did try that and TCC still seems to not trust them. I was able to work around the issue with an "echo y | copy https://serveraddress.com > nul" to dismiss the prompt. Not the most elegant and if I'm working through a mix of trusted and untrusted sites in a loop it won't work well. But, I have smoothed it out a bit.
 
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