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IE security certificate error issue

Paul1965Paul1965 Members
edited December 2013 in Sahi - Open Source
When trying to run a script or suite in IE 8 or 9 to test an internal application, I constantly get an error message in IE that says "To help protect your security, Internet Explorer has blocked this website from displaying content with security certificate errors. Click here for options...". When that happens the page I'm viewing is rendered incorrectly so the script fails, even after I click the information bar and tell IE to display the blocked content. The error only occurs when I use Sahi to access the application (if I manually access the application everything is fine) and happens to me whether I'm running Sahi on my local machine or a remote server (both running W7 Enterprise) Any ideas what could be causing this?

Best Answer

  • Hi Paul, as Qrious said certificates needs to be accepted,
    once you logged in and navigate to the page where the error is displaying accept the certificates from sahi Dashboard where you will find a SSL link. Also check out sahi console for any error diplaying regarding certificates path.

Answers

  • Try to accept the ssl manager certificate from sahi home page.Once accepted stop everything and run and check wheather your page is coming correctly or not.if not then you may required to install red circle sites certificate from ssl manager list.

    Thanks and Regards
    Qrious13
  • Thanks Qrisous13. I don't get the certificate message until after I've logged into the internal application, so there's no option on the Sahi homepage to do anything. I've also tried changing/lowering all the security options in IE with no luck.
  • I checked the SSL Manager from the Sahi home page and there were no blocked URL's. Ironically enough, I get an actual SSL certificate error message from IE when I click the link for the SSL Manager, and it's a different error than the one I see in IE when I run the script. I've tweaked the IE settings enough to where it displays the blocked content error just once and without the render issues, so for now I can use it as is. Maybe once we get the upgrade to Sahi Pro done I won't have anymore issues. Thanks to all who replied...
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