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Does it mean I can curl https://whatever.localhost https://whatever.localhost without SSL warning for self signed certificates ? That would simplify my life wh
by johnchristopher 6y ago
Does it mean I can curl https://whatever.localhost https://whatever.localhost without SSL warning for self signed certificates ?
That would simplify my life when developing stuff on localhost and importing them between different things over http(s).
edit: Kids, you see those articles that regularly hit the frontpage about work/life balance ? The ones about how you need healthy sleep patterns and crunching all night long is actually bad for you brain ? This comment is what happens when you read those but don't actually follow through with recommendations.
Sorry everyone ^^.
- orev 6y agocurl is a separate program from Firefox. How would a change in Firefox affect how curl works?
- acoard 6y agoIt means FireFox could visit https://whatever.localhost https://whatever.localhost without SSL warnings for self-signed certs. It has no bearing on cURL. cURL is maintained by Daniel Stenberg (an open source legend), whereas FireFox is maintained by Mozilla. Completely separate. This is like asking if Tesla's new car policy will affect your Toyota.
- aorth 6y agoI was curious about this because the release notes don't mention changing the behavior of HTTPS for localhost. I set up a local test and http://mytest.localhost http://mytest.localhost works without having to add an entry to /etc/hosts, but https://mytest.localhost https://mytest.localhost with a self-signed TLS certificate will still raise a SEC_ERROR_UNKNOWN_ISSUER error. You still need to ignore those or install your own root CA with something like https://github.com/FiloSottile/mkcert https://github.com/FiloSottile/mkcert for that to work seamlessly.
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- totetsu 6y agoalso isnt there an ignore ssl option in man crul?