https://localhost:7777 Browser warning

[Andrey P.]

Hello.
I've developed openSSL server. It must work with a local browser using https connections.
For example, browser send URL https://localhost:7777/page.html, and server send back HTTP-packet.
This scheme works fine except a unpleasant side effect: each time browser shows the warning message about the server's certificate. Sure I use self-signed certificate, but I suppose that authorized certificate for "localhost" is impossible to get.

How can I solve this trouble?

Thanks.

[terr-2]

Is it possible for you to add your own certificate into the trusted chain?

On Sat, Jun 21, 2008 at 05:01:39AM -0700, Andrey P. wrote:

>
> Hello.
> I've developed openSSL server. It must work with a local browser using https
> connections.
> For example, browser send URL https://localhost:7777/page.html, and server
> send back HTTP-packet.
> This scheme works fine except a unpleasant side effect: each time browser
> shows the warning message about the server's certificate. Sure I use
> self-signed certificate, but I suppose that authorized certificate for
> "localhost" is impossible to get.
>
> How can I solve this trouble?
>
> Thanks.
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[Andrey P.]

I've tried. Mozilla Firefox 3 works fine. Internet Explorer 7 still shows the warning even after "Install certificate".

terr-2 wrote:

Is it possible for you to add your own certificate into the trusted chain?