https://local.ptron

[neverwasinparis]

is it possible to make 'local.ptron' available with HTTPS without any complaints of the browser? no Perfect Forward Secrecy needed.

I want to redirect some encrypted requests with an browser extension to that pseudo domain. if it's just HTTP browser would block it.

as far as I get is to activate SSL filtering in Proxomitron, exclude all other HTTPS requests with '$URL(https://(^local.ptron/))' in 'Startup Configuration', copy different 'proxcert.pem' files to Proxomitron folder and even successfully imported it to that Windows Certification thing. but all I get when I open 'https://local.ptron/Kill.html' is a browser message 'This webpage is not available'.

any ideas?

[ProxRocks]

i assume you HAVE TO use half-ssl for something like that...

[JJoe]

(Jan. 07, 2014 10:17 PM)neverwasinparis Wrote:  all I get when I open 'https://local.ptron/Kill.html' is a browser message 'This webpage is not available'.

any ideas?

Do you have a "Kill.html"?
I have Killed.html" as in
http://local.ptron/Killed.html

Does the extension have a bypass list?

(Jan. 07, 2014 10:17 PM)neverwasinparis Wrote:  I want to redirect some encrypted requests with an browser extension to that pseudo domain.
if it's just HTTP browser would block it.

Assuming Firefox, add a certificate exception for

Code:

https://local.ptron

and try https://local.ptron/Killed.html


If Chrome, use commandline option

Code:

--ignore-certificate-errors

and try https://localhost:8080/Killed.html . Change '8080' to Proxo's port number, if necessary.

If IE7+, I haven't done that, yet.

HTH

Note: addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/skip-cert-error/ .