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Install Root CA certificate

Attila Levente EGYEDI edited this page Jul 6, 2018 · 12 revisions

In order to make the system work, and not have the warnings about invalid certificates, you should add the self-signed root certificate as a trusted CA.

Point your browser to the corresponding URL for your environment:

Click the link on the top of the page. The next steps differ for each OS and browser.

Firefox

A popup will be shown, displaying three checkboxes. Check all those, and click OK. You can visit the application now

Chrome or Safari on OS X

  • The file will be saved.
  • Click or double click the saved file to open it.
  • The application called Keychain Access will be launched.
  • A dialog will pop up, prompting for a location for the certificate. The "login" will be preselected. Click the "Add" button
  • Locate the just added certificate. It should be either in System or login Keychain
  • The certificate will have a white x in a red circle, meaning it is not trusted.
  • Open it by double-clicking it.
  • Expand the Trust branch on the top.
  • Change the dropdown labeled When using this certificate: to Always Trust.
  • Close the popup.
  • You will be prompted for your password.
  • You should see the icon of the certificate having a white cross inside a blue circle.
  • You are done, you can continue with the next steps

Chrome on Ubuntu 14.04

Follow these directions:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7580508/getting-chrome-to-accept-self-signed-localhost-certificate/12478732#12478732

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