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Using custom or self-signed certificates in Safari
Also, if you need an importable self-signed CA certificate for a particular site, and you happen to have access to a Microsoft Windows box, do this:
Using custom or self-signed certificates in Safari
You can get the self-signed certificate of a server using openssl in a Terminal window. If the server is "servername" and using the default HTTPS port of 443, do this: |
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