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Installing sahi on Ubuntu

aakash_1983aakash_1983 Members
edited November -1 in Sahi - Open Source
Hi All,

Can anyone guide me with the steps of installation of sahi on ubuntu 11.10 ??

Please help.


Thanks and Regards,
Aakash

Comments

  • globalwormingglobalworming Moderators
    - download sahi_installer jar
    - open a console
    - open java -jar path/to/sahi_installer

    this will execute the installer after which you are are done

    Regards
    Wormi
  • aakash_1983aakash_1983 Members
    Hi Wormi,

    Thanks for ur reply iam i have now installed sahi on ubuntu with ur help.
    After installation when iam invoking the mozilla browser by double clicking it with the combination of Alt_Ctrl its getting invoked if the application is non HTTPS ,But in case of HTTPs its not getting invoked.
    I have added the certificate for the same but still no success.

    Please help.

    Thanks and Regards,
    Aakash
  • globalwormingglobalworming Moderators
    You have to accept the sahi certificate: https://sahi.example.com/_s_/dyn/SSLManager
  • aakash_1983aakash_1983 Members
    Hi Wormin,

    Thanks for ur time and reply.

    I have accepted the sahi certificate now its working fine for the Mozilla but when iam trying to work with chrome for the same application iam getting security error which has no options to accept certificate as mozilla has.
    There is only a back button.Iam not able to record the application.

    Please help.

    Thanks and Regards,
    Aakash
  • globalwormingglobalworming Moderators
    Windoes:
    http://superuser.com/questions/27268/how-do-i-disable-the-warning-chrome-gives-if-a-security-certificate-is-not-trust

    Linux:
    Permanently save security exceptions for Chromium/Chrome
    Chromium doesn't permanently store security exception. To access https-sites without giving a "this session only" exception every time, one have to manually add a certificate to the systems crypto library. For configuring SSL certificates we can use the command 'certutil' from the package 'libnss3-tools'.

    sudo apt-get install libnss3-tools
    When accessing a https-site, we click on the little yellow sign with the exclamation mark in the address bar. "Certificate information -> Details -> Export" saves the certificate and with

    certutil -A -n <Nickname> -t "C,," -i <Savename> -d sql:$HOME/.pki/nssdb
    where <Savename> is the path to the saved certificate and <Nickname> is just a name. Just chose a name which fits.
    When getting an database error, you may have to start chromium in order to get the database created.

    See also http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/pki/nss/tools/certutil.html

    http://superuser.com/questions/104146/add-permanent-ssl-certificate-exception-in-chrome-linux
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