https intranet with certificate signed by local CA
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Hello friends, I'm testing sciter (very impressed so far!) for a wrapper around a local intranet web page. The intranet page's ssl certificate (https://intranet.local) is signed with the local Windows CA; the CA's root certificate is installed in Windows. When I open the intranet page in Firefox etc. the site's certificate is accepted just fine. Using scapp.exe with main.html it complains about the cerificate and even accepting the cert does not work. Anything I can do here? TIA!
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Hello friends, I'm testing sciter (very impressed so far!) for a wrapper around a local intranet web page. The intranet page's ssl certificate (https://intranet.local) is signed with the local Windows CA; the CA's root certificate is installed in Windows. When I open the intranet page in Firefox etc. the site's certificate is accepted just fine. Using scapp.exe with main.html it complains about the cerificate and even accepting the cert does not work. Anything I can do here? TIA!
You may have noticed this is a forum for web development. It sounds like you're having issues with a third-party application. If this is what you're referring to, then you may have better luck posting your question in the article's comments. It could be that this app, scapp.exe, is within a different environment. For instance, you can use curl on Windows, but that doesn't mean it'll use the Windows CA store by default. But again, you'd have better luck asking for help with the author of the application and/or support for the application, rather than asking a general web development forum for help.
Jeremy Falcon
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You may have noticed this is a forum for web development. It sounds like you're having issues with a third-party application. If this is what you're referring to, then you may have better luck posting your question in the article's comments. It could be that this app, scapp.exe, is within a different environment. For instance, you can use curl on Windows, but that doesn't mean it'll use the Windows CA store by default. But again, you'd have better luck asking for help with the author of the application and/or support for the application, rather than asking a general web development forum for help.
Jeremy Falcon
Hi Jeremy, thanks for your reply. Actually, scapp.exe is from the sciter examples itself as referred at https://sciter.com/scapp/ "ScApp – standalone Sciter executable". Sorry for not mentioning that. I suppose it's not a third party app? What forum do you suggest I can ask for help here? TIA!
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Hi Jeremy, thanks for your reply. Actually, scapp.exe is from the sciter examples itself as referred at https://sciter.com/scapp/ "ScApp – standalone Sciter executable". Sorry for not mentioning that. I suppose it's not a third party app? What forum do you suggest I can ask for help here? TIA!