SSL verification failure

Chris Adams chris at improbable.org
Wed Nov 12 16:56:17 PST 2003


On Nov 12, 2003, at 16:46, Chris Adams wrote:
> On Nov 12, 2003, at 14:31, Andrew Malton wrote:
>> When I use OmniWeb (4.5 v496) to connect to the same HTTPS sites, I  
>> get error #20 "unable to get local issuer certificate".  I tried  
>> enabling TLS and that made no difference.
>
> ls -l  
> /Applications/Net/OmniWeb.app/Contents/PlugIns/HTTPS.plugin/Contents/ 
> Resources/
>
> I had to append our .pem file to MoreRootCerts.pem to make it work.  
> I'm filing a request to have this either use X509Anchors and/or the  
> user's keychain or at least the usual Library search path so we don't  
> have to redo this after every upgrade. Even /System/Library/OpenSSL  
> would be nice...

Spoke too soon - you just need the magic[1] name "cert.pem".

/System/Library/OpenSSL/cert.pem

With our CA key there Omniweb just works and you get all of the openssl  
command-line tools working for free. Mutt S/MIME here we come...

Chris

[1] I say magic name because I ended up having to use ktrace to see  
where openssl was looking. man openssl is definitely not oriented  
towards people who aren't programmers writing crypto software. It'd be  
nice if they had taken a page out of the last 30 years of Unix  
experience and included either a FILES section or something in man5  
about this...
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