Verifying SSL with http-access2 on Windows

[listrecv]

Anyone know how to get http-access2 to verify the SSL Certificate on
Windows?

I can get it to not verify, but I can't seem to get it to use local
certs to verify... I guess I need to install them somewhere and set
some envariable to point to the dir, but I'm not sure which envar or
what to install...

 

[listrecv]

Could someone point in the right direction on this? Or, if my question
is unintelligble for some reason, let me know why?

 

[listrecv]

Am I the only one whose ever tried to use http-access2 SSL on Windows?

Surely, someone, somewhere could give me a pointer in how to verify
remote certs (Google didn't help).

 

[Justin Meyer]

Hi listrecv!

Am I the only one whose ever tried to use http-access2 SSL on Windows?

Surely, someone, somewhere could give me a pointer in how to verify
remote certs (Google didn't help).

I can't see why it would be different on Windows vs. Unix, but who
knows? At any rate, this is what I do on my Unix box (no Windows here,
sorry):

@ca_file = "/path/to/remote/server's/pub/key"
@proxy = ENV['HTTP_PROXY'] || ENV['http_proxy'] || nil
@client = HTTPClient.new(proxy)
@client.ssl_config.set_trust_ca(@ca_file)

You might also find useful the example code at
http://dev.ctor.org/http-access2/browser/tags/RELEASE_2_0_6/sample/ssl

 

[listrecv]

Thanks - I guess I'm looking for a way to do this with "universal" root
certs, similar to the way a browser works. - where you don't need the
specific cert/key of the other host, provided that it is signed by a
recognized CA (such as VeriSign)