Certificate exception

[johnny47ns]

johnny47ns last edited by

I cannot seem to find a way to create an exception and suppress dialog warning me that the
website I'm visiting has a non-valid certificate (self-issued) AND that server's URL doesn't match the website URL (which is fine, since we're using server gateway).
When loading the page browser shows me the warning dialog, and after I accept the exception it reports that "Server's certificate does not match the URL.This page contains some insecure content."

Can you write me the procedure how to create a permanent exception so it doesn't warn me each time I restart the browser?

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opera-beta 28.0.1750.15
Ubuntu precise (12.04.5 LTS) (x86_64; GNOME)

[Deleted User]

Deleted User last edited by

You can change opera://flags/#remember-cert-error-decisions to a higher value.

Or you create your own CA cert, sign the server cert and add the CA certificate to your OS certificate chain. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenSSL

[johnny47ns]

johnny47ns last edited by

Cool, setting remember-cert-error-decisions just did the trick.

Thanks!
-Nikola