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Hi all !

I am trying to get cURL to download a file via https.

All works fine when I can get the Root certificate of the server and pass it to
cURL via --cacert CA.crt

Question is:
How do I do that if the server uses a self signed certificate ?

Even more convenient would be if I could just get it to verify a certificate
against itself, i.e. the user saves the certificate from his browser, and cURL
just checks if the certificate from the server is the same as the saved one
which I pass to it via the command line.

Is that possible ?
Thanks,
panta-admin

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Received on 2004-09-10