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[Bug] Disabling SSL doesn't seem to work #362
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I'm also experiencing this issue |
Can you replicate it with any of those domains? |
Resolved it. There's no documentation on this except for #168. You go to the bottom left of the app and theres a tiny gear cog with the options to disable ssl. I realize now, that I've posted to a thread thats maybe, a bit off topic haha. Sounds like deanveloper already disabled ssl. |
@lared Unfortunately not. Not sure if it's at all helpful, but the error that I get when connecting to our development environment with SSL enabled is |
@deanveloper you just have to do a get call to https://self-signed.badssl.com/ to reproduce the problem. Disabling SSL self-signed check doesn't work (I used the cog in the bottom left corner) |
@Lotti Are you on the latest version This is working on my system. MacOS Moneterey Intel x64 |
Thank you for your fast reply. |
Can you join our discord community. I'll ask our windows user there to check this if they are experiencing the same. |
Can the findings be posted here? It'd be nice to have any findings posted in an indexable/archivable location |
We find out that the bug exists only when using a proxy |
Echoing what @Lotti says: if I enable a proxy (Burp in this case) then I get the cert error. |
I got the same issue when using a proxy that self-signs certs in proxied HTTPs traffic, even after "SSL Certificate Verification" is un-checked. This is still happening as of Workaround: What worked for me was to set the For example, on macOS, launch the UI from Terminal via:
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Thanks @cwilper For Windows people:
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on preference save error one has to set the proxy.port to a number e.g. 1000 even when not used ( output from devtools :) |
@Lotti @lllama @ebricca @deanveloper |
At the company I work for, we use self-signed certificates for our development environment. In Postman, we need to add our own CA, which is done (in postman) via Settings > Certificates > CA Certificates > PEM File.
It doesn't appear that bruno supports this, although there is an option to disable SSL Certificate Authentication. But when I do that, I get the error
Error invoking remote method 'send-http-request': Error: Key is required
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