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Certificate is expired. #917
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This maven dependency uses this certificate internally which has been causing failure in page loads due to expiry. How should that be handled? |
look this: |
The certificate is embedded within the dependency, Is there a way to overwrite it because the outdated one in it is causing failure despite using a new certificate externally |
look this: |
Yes this does generate the certificate but everytime i use proxy there seems to be an issue with launching the website. i get a “connection not private error” and under details its due to expired certificate in the BrowserMob |
@jekh @xnx3 could you please help on this, generating new certificate and updated into the branch |
How can I assist? I don't have the overall management authority over this warehouse |
We would like help with creation of a new certificate and replacing it with the expired one in the repository under sslsupport folder |
The certificate has expired. You should generate paired certificates in this way, update the program, and then install the newly generated certificate.cer into the browser: |
That doesnt seem to work. @jekh could you please renew the certificate in this utility? |
The expired certificate in the utility is cause a blocker in using the dependency as there is no way to overwrite it using a script |
Has anybody found any workaround for this issue? |
browsermob-proxy-2.1.5-bin.zip |
Hi, |
Python user here.
Puzzling and frustrating. |
Generating only the ca-certificate-ec.cer is not sufficient. It needs to be compatible with the certificate of the proxy server side. |
Looking in more depth at the informal 2.1.5 version that @artsab so kindly provided, I see that the new certs are indeed embedded in the jar file. However, when I try to use it in the python environment, attempts to access ssl sites hang. Here's what I'm doing:
Not sure what I'm doing wrong, if anything. The exact same steps using 2.1.4 results in the expired certificate failure, as expected. (As noted previously, the python interface does not provide the same control over certificate generation and use as the java system does, so we are stuck with the defaults and can't override them. All that detail on the mitm readme is not useful.) This is my simple python that activates browsermob-proxy:
This is the contents of bmp.log upon activation and navigation to an ssl site:
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Hello,
We are using the browsermob proxy and the certificate provided is expired since yesterday: https://github.com/lightbody/browsermob-proxy/blob/master/browsermob-core/src/main/resources/sslSupport/ca-certificate-rsa.cer
Can we have a new certificate?
Thank you!
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