Dimitris Botsis wrote:
> Hi again,
> from what I understand from you e-mails and tests I tried to do, the
> certificate file has to exist locally, where my application that
> checks it runs ?
> Also in the sample "HttpsTst" cert file has to be provided locally,
> isn't it ? Can it use a certificate
I found the solution, setting "SSLVerifyPeer" to True for SSLHTTPCli's
SSLContect and then reading the cert.
Thank you.
On 27/8/2011 11:18 μμ, Dimitris Botsis wrote:
Hi again,
from what I understand from you e-mails and tests I tried to do, the
certificate file has to exist locally, where my ap
Hi again,
from what I understand from you e-mails and tests I tried to do, the
certificate file has to exist locally, where my application that checks
it runs ?
Also in the sample "HttpsTst" cert file has to be provided locally,
isn't it ? Can it use a certificate from an https site being conne
Arno Garrels wrote:
> use method PostConnection ..
Sorry typo, the method name is "PostConnectionCheck".
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On 27/8/2011 7:29 μμ, Arno Garrels wrote:
Dimitris Botsis wrote:
OK, let me explain what I want.
I want my client that connects over https to a server, before start
exchanging data with server, first to check if the certificate
provided by the s
Dimitris Botsis wrote:
> OK, let me explain what I want.
> I want my client that connects over https to a server, before start
> exchanging data with server, first to check if the certificate
> provided by the server is the right one. I think there is a signature
> in certificate which client will
