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YADE can be configured to validate digital certificates for HTTPS and WebDAV connections and generate an error if a certificate is found to be untrustworthy.
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- YADE should validate certificates:
- Expired certificates represent typical errors that prevent validation and should be handled as such.
- YADE can be configured to accept self-signed certificats:
- An option accept_untrusted_certificate=true would accept a valid certificate that could not be verified to be trusted.
- The default value for this option is false,
- This behaviour applies to connections with HTTPS and WebDAV.
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Typical situations for digital certificates not being validated are:
- The certificate has expired or has been issued for a different host.
- The certificate is self-signed - i.e. it has not been signed by a certificate authority.
- The certificate could not be processed.
The accept_untrusted_certificate parameter can be set for HTTPS and WebDAV connections.
Setting the accept_untrusted_certificate parameter to true (the default is false) will allow YADE to accept invalid certificates.
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