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• narayan Administrators

  April 2010

  Hi Rajeev,
  
  Error code: ssl_error_no_cypher_overlap occurs when the certs file is not readable.
  
  Could you delete and let Sahi recreate the file?
  
  Regards,
  Narayan
• rajeevanand Members

  April 2010

  Hi Narayan
  
  I tried that. It now says:
  

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  Sahi properties file = C:\sahi\config\sahi.properties
  Sahi user properties file = C:\sahi\userdata\config\userdata.properties
  >>>> Sahi started. Listening on port: 9999
  >>>> Configure your browser to use this server and port as its proxy
  >>>> Browse any page and CTRL-ALT-DblClick on the page to bring up the Sahi Controller
  Sahi OS properties file = C:\sahi\config\os.properties
  java.io.FileNotFoundException: ..\certs\sahi_example_com (The system cannot find the file specified)
  at java.io.FileInputStream.open(Native Method)
  at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(Unknown Source)
  at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(Unknown Source)
  at net.sf.sahi.ssl.SSLHelper.getKeyManagerFactory(SSLHelper.java:98)
  at net.sf.sahi.ssl.SSLHelper.createSocketFactory(SSLHelper.java:69)
  at net.sf.sahi.ssl.SSLHelper.getSSLClientSocketFactory(SSLHelper.java:58)
  at net.sf.sahi.ssl.SSLHelper.convertToSecureSocket(SSLHelper.java:189)
  at net.sf.sahi.ssl.SSLHelper.convertToSecureServerSocket(SSLHelper.java:198)
  at net.sf.sahi.ProxyProcessor.processConnect(ProxyProcessor.java:146)
  at net.sf.sahi.ProxyProcessor.processAsProxy(ProxyProcessor.java:113)
  at net.sf.sahi.ProxyProcessor.run(ProxyProcessor.java:78)
  at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.runTask(Unknown Source)
  at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(Unknown Source)
  at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)
  ----
  Client certificate not found: ../certs/sahi_example_com
  ----

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  It doesn't seem to create the certificate for the website being used.
• narayan Administrators

  April 2010

  Hi Rajeev,
  
  Open sahi/userdata/bin/start_sahi.bat in some editor, and add this line at the start
  
  PATH=C:\Path\To\Java\bin;%PATH%
  
  so that it looks like
  
  PATH=C:\Path\To\Java\bin;%PATH%
  @ECHO OFF
  SET SAHI_HOME=..\..
  SET SAHI_USERDATA_DIR=..
  SET SAHI_EXT_CLASS_PATH=
  CALL %SAHI_HOME%\bin\sahi.bat
  
  
  Restart using start_sahi.bat and the certificates should get generated correctly.
  Make sure you change C:\Path\To\Java\bin to use the correct java/bin
  
  
  Regards,
  Narayan
• rajeevanand Members

  April 2010

  Hi Narayan
  
  I tried this too. But it complains with the same -
  Client certificate not found: ../certs/sahi_example_com
  
  I'm also pasting the automatic SSL keystore setting from the sahi.properties if that helps:
  

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  # For automatic SSL keystore creation.
  ssl.auto_create_keystore=true
  # Set the algorithm. Example: For Sun's JDK use SunX509, for IBM use IbmX509
  #ssl.algorithm=SunX509
  #ssl.password=sahipassword
  # Full file path to keytool utility if not in the system path
  # This is generally in the <java_home>/bin directory
  #keytool.path=keytool
  keytool.path="C:/Program Files/Java/jre6/bin/keytool.exe"

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  And I've also set the Java path earlier in sahi.bat under sahi/bin.
  
  FYI.
  
  Thanks
  Rajeev
• poola Members

  April 2010

  Hi,
  
  I would like to know how sahi supports Https sites. Please provide me the referrence if any. I had
  gone through some of the forum posts but unable to get the complete picture.
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Best Regards,
  Poola.
• narayan Administrators

  April 2010

  Rajeev,
  
  If you have added java/bin to the PATH, revert the keytool.path setting to
  
  keytool.path=keytool
  
  
  Let me know if that fixes your issue.
  
  
  An explanation on the correct path:
  
  On windows machines, you may need to use backslashes for the path (Windows 7 allows forward slashes).
  C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin\keytool.exe
  
  In a property file, the \ needs to be replaced with \\
  C:\\Program Files\\Java\\jre6\\bin\\keytool.exe
  
  Because of a bug in Sahi you needed to escape the backslashes again. (Fixed in the coming build)
  C:\\\\Program Files\\\\Java\\\\jre6\\\\bin\\\\keytool.exe
  
  Sahi automatically adds quotes around the path so don't add quotes.
  
  So if you want to specify the path explicitly, change it to:
  
  keytool.path=C:\\\\Dev\\\\Java\\\\jdk1.6.0_19\\\\bin\\\\keytool.exe
  
  
  In the coming build, you should be able to specify with
  
  keytool.path=C:\\Program Files\\Java\\jre6\\bin\\keytool.exe
  
  
  Regards,
  narayan
• rajeevanand Members

  May 2010

  Thanks Narayan for your help. The help with the slashes was useful. I did escape the slashes once, but was not working.
  
  The website is now accessible via https and the controller too came up. Haven't started recording though. Thought I'll quickly update the issue.
  
  Here are the few things that got me running:
  

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  sahi.properties:
  
  ssl.password=sahipassword (uncomment if commented)
  keytool.path=C:\\\\Program Files\\\\Java\\\\jre6\\\\bin\\\\keytool.exe
  ssl.client.cert.path = ../userdata/certs/sahi_example_com (use your own domain here and the keytool will create the certificate)
  
  start_sahi.bat in userdata/bin:
  set PATH="C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin";%PATH%

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  And then ran SAHI from under userdata/bin - start_sahi.bat
• narayan Administrators

  May 2010

  Hi Rajeev,
  
  ssl.client.cert.path = ../userdata/certs/sahi_example_com
  
  is used to specify a client certificate while connecting to your web server. It does not affect creation of certificates.
  
  If you are adding jre6\bin to the PATH, you need not specify it in keytool.path. You can leave it as
  keytool.path=keytool
  
  Regards,
  Narayan