Facing problem setting up with HTTPS website

bsdeepu

Hi Everyone

I am newbie to Sahi, I followed the steps provided in the website to setup to automate HTTPS website.

I am getting the below popup everytime

"Firefox can't connect securely to sahi.example.com because the site uses a security protocol which isnt enabled"

Is there a settings or any configuration that i need to do? Please help

Thanks
Deepak

StringyLow

You need to create an SSL certificate using the keytool.exe in the Java "bin" directory.

If you look in the Sahi Proxy window (the one that looks like command line output) you'll see an explanation of what is going on and below that is a command to run at a new command prompt in order to have the keytool make the SSL certificate for you.

One thing to watch out for is that the keytool path doesn't have quotes around it. You'll want to copy and paste the command into a text editor, add the quotes, and then paste the command into a new command prompt. Or type the command in by hand and add the quotes as you go along.

bsdeepu

Thanks for the reply.

I had created SSL certificate, but still i am getting the error message as "Firefox can't connect securely to sahi.example.com because the site uses a security protocol which isnt enabled"

In my earlier question, i have mentioned that i followed the steps provided in the website to setup the HTTPS connection.

I tried on different machines still i get the same popup message box.

Is there any other solution pls?

Thanks
deepak

StringyLow

By the way, which browser are you using?

bsdeepu

Sorry i didnt mention my browser information in the question.

I am using Firefox(2.0.0.14) browser,

In IE7 browser the screen blanks out with no error message.

narayan

Did you create a certificate for sahi.example.com too?
Which domain(s) did you create certificate(s) for?

bsdeepu

Is anything wrong with this ? line below

keytool -genkey -alias yy.yyy.yy.yy -keypass sahipassword -storepass sahipassword -keyalg RSA -keystore C:\sahi\certs\yy_yyy_yy_yy -dname "CN=yy.yyy.yy.yy, OU=Systems, O=company name, L=Santa Monica, S=California, C=US"

yy.yyy.yy.yy - is the ip address

I did not create certificate for "sahi.example.com", i created certificate for an ipaddress

narayan

Yes you will have to create a certificate for sahi.example.com too. Actually everytime you see the SSL instruction on the console, check the name of the domain that it is reporting. Generally sites have a few certificates that may need to be created.