If you want to get your development site secured with an SSL certificate you might want to accept the certificate so that you don't get errors.
Safari
- Click on the padlock
- View the certificate trust details
- trust the certificate
Chrome
This was tricky for me on Chrome 58+, but it basically comes down to the following (if I recall correctly)
- You probably need to make sure your certificate is trusted via the
keychain
. The easiest way to do this is to accept it via Safari :/ - You possibly need to copy the certificate from the 'login' keychain to the 'System' keychain, but this may not be needed
- Without this, it didn't work for me. run the following in your console:
defaults write com.google.Chrome EnableCommonNameFallbackForLocalAnchors -bool true
. This is taken from https://stackoverflow.com/a/42917227 relating to changes in Chrome
Posted by adre to Foxsoft (2017-06-08 09:52)