Overriding "Bad Server Certificate" error

Subject: Overriding "Bad Server Certificate" error

From: "Michael Rybicki" <email@hidden>

Date: Wed, 19 Oct 2005 09:22:45 -0400

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Thread-topic: Overriding "Bad Server Certificate" error

I am using the webkit to create a browser application. Some sites that the browser can connect to have a certificate, but the certificate is invalid for one reason or another. Because of this, an NSURLErrorServerCertificatexxxxx error is thrown and access is blocked.

I am looking for a method by which one can override the error and allow access to the site. The last post I found on this was dated back in 2003 and the response was “Unfortunately there's no public API for that at this time.” Has this changed in cocoa? Is there a workaround?

Any tips/suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Michael Rybicki

Software Secure, Inc.

99 First Street

Cambridge MA 02141

617.354.7464

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