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Intern 3.4.1 on IOS Safari “unable to set accept insecure certs on Safari”
iPhone SSL Website Certificate WarningiOS Tests/Specs TDD/BDD and Integration & Acceptance TestingAdd Internal CA Root Cert to iPhone iOS Provisioning ProfileSetting up 2-way SSL and trusting all certs from root issuerSSL Certificate Error - Selenium Web Driver and FirefoxCertificate for securing webscocket connectionAdding APNS cert to Google Firebasecert-manager Found pod with acme-order-url annotation set to that of Certificate, but it is not owned by the Certificate resourceRunning Intern 3.4.1 scripts on IOS simulator on chrome browserDeploying a Nodejs app to Windows without IIS and without a private key
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I am trying to Run intern Scripts on IOS Safari I am doing automation for some internal company services...
On MAC Safari same automation worked after placing certificates (with name of server it directly worked by placing certificate , but when i changed server name with ip I again accepted the warning for accept insecure cert) ..
My assumption was same will work for IOS simulator running on Same machine ...
I tired to access (server on which web service is running with both name and ip but didn't work )
I tried by placing "acceptInsecureCerts" : True but I think it's only for firefox
ios node.js automated-tests ssl-certificate intern
asked Mar 27 at 7:24
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I am trying to Run intern Scripts on IOS Safari I am doing automation for some internal company services...
On MAC Safari same automation worked after placing certificates (with name of server it directly worked by placing certificate , but when i changed server name with ip I again accepted the warning for accept insecure cert) ..
My assumption was same will work for IOS simulator running on Same machine ...
I tired to access (server on which web service is running with both name and ip but didn't work )
I tried by placing "acceptInsecureCerts" : True but I think it's only for firefox
ios node.js automated-tests ssl-certificate intern
asked Mar 27 at 7:24
XORXOR
65 bronze badges
add a comment |
I am trying to Run intern Scripts on IOS Safari I am doing automation for some internal company services...
On MAC Safari same automation worked after placing certificates (with name of server it directly worked by placing certificate , but when i changed server name with ip I again accepted the warning for accept insecure cert) ..
My assumption was same will work for IOS simulator running on Same machine ...
I tired to access (server on which web service is running with both name and ip but didn't work )
I tried by placing "acceptInsecureCerts" : True but I think it's only for firefox
ios node.js automated-tests ssl-certificate intern
asked Mar 27 at 7:24
XORXOR
65 bronze badges
I am trying to Run intern Scripts on IOS Safari I am doing automation for some internal company services...
On MAC Safari same automation worked after placing certificates (with name of server it directly worked by placing certificate , but when i changed server name with ip I again accepted the warning for accept insecure cert) ..
My assumption was same will work for IOS simulator running on Same machine ...
I tired to access (server on which web service is running with both name and ip but didn't work )
I tried by placing "acceptInsecureCerts" : True but I think it's only for firefox
ios node.js automated-tests ssl-certificate intern
ios node.js automated-tests ssl-certificate intern
asked Mar 27 at 7:24
XORXOR
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asked Mar 27 at 7:24
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You can install certificates in the simulator using the mobile: installCertificate Appium script. Using it with Intern should look something like this:
const cert = fs.readFileSync('certificate.cer');
const content = cert.toString('base64');
return this.remote.execute('mobile: installCertificate', [ content ]);
answered Mar 27 at 13:16
jason0x43jason0x43
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sorry ... but where do I need to keep this code configuration file of intern i.e intern.js since we don't have access to functional scripts it will be written by automation team...
– XOR
Apr 4 at 5:45
I have kept code in setup function , and when i execute script it show error cannot read property readFileSync of undefined ... I have kept certificates in /users/abc/certificate.cert ..... my code looks like const setup:function (fs) cert = fs.readFileSync('/users/abc/certificate.cer'); const content = cert.toString('base64'); return this.remote.execute('mobile: installCertificate', [ content ]);,
– XOR
Apr 5 at 7:39
Thefsin the original code snippet is just the Node fs module, so you'll need to import that before you can use it. With the dojo loader, you would load it asdojo/node!fs.
– jason0x43
Apr 11 at 13:35
Original error: Cannot parse common name value from the certificate. Is it valid and base64-encoded? Original error: Unknown encoding: latin-1}
– XOR
Apr 12 at 12:33
Is the certificate in PEM format?
– jason0x43
Apr 12 at 17:09
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You can install certificates in the simulator using the mobile: installCertificate Appium script. Using it with Intern should look something like this:
const cert = fs.readFileSync('certificate.cer');
const content = cert.toString('base64');
return this.remote.execute('mobile: installCertificate', [ content ]);
answered Mar 27 at 13:16
jason0x43jason0x43
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sorry ... but where do I need to keep this code configuration file of intern i.e intern.js since we don't have access to functional scripts it will be written by automation team...
– XOR
Apr 4 at 5:45
I have kept code in setup function , and when i execute script it show error cannot read property readFileSync of undefined ... I have kept certificates in /users/abc/certificate.cert ..... my code looks like const setup:function (fs) cert = fs.readFileSync('/users/abc/certificate.cer'); const content = cert.toString('base64'); return this.remote.execute('mobile: installCertificate', [ content ]);,
– XOR
Apr 5 at 7:39
Thefsin the original code snippet is just the Node fs module, so you'll need to import that before you can use it. With the dojo loader, you would load it asdojo/node!fs.
– jason0x43
Apr 11 at 13:35
Original error: Cannot parse common name value from the certificate. Is it valid and base64-encoded? Original error: Unknown encoding: latin-1}
– XOR
Apr 12 at 12:33
Is the certificate in PEM format?
– jason0x43
Apr 12 at 17:09
|
show 6 more comments
You can install certificates in the simulator using the mobile: installCertificate Appium script. Using it with Intern should look something like this:
const cert = fs.readFileSync('certificate.cer');
const content = cert.toString('base64');
return this.remote.execute('mobile: installCertificate', [ content ]);
answered Mar 27 at 13:16
jason0x43jason0x43
3,2531 gold badge12 silver badges15 bronze badges
sorry ... but where do I need to keep this code configuration file of intern i.e intern.js since we don't have access to functional scripts it will be written by automation team...
– XOR
Apr 4 at 5:45
I have kept code in setup function , and when i execute script it show error cannot read property readFileSync of undefined ... I have kept certificates in /users/abc/certificate.cert ..... my code looks like const setup:function (fs) cert = fs.readFileSync('/users/abc/certificate.cer'); const content = cert.toString('base64'); return this.remote.execute('mobile: installCertificate', [ content ]);,
– XOR
Apr 5 at 7:39
Thefsin the original code snippet is just the Node fs module, so you'll need to import that before you can use it. With the dojo loader, you would load it asdojo/node!fs.
– jason0x43
Apr 11 at 13:35
Original error: Cannot parse common name value from the certificate. Is it valid and base64-encoded? Original error: Unknown encoding: latin-1}
– XOR
Apr 12 at 12:33
Is the certificate in PEM format?
– jason0x43
Apr 12 at 17:09
|
show 6 more comments
You can install certificates in the simulator using the mobile: installCertificate Appium script. Using it with Intern should look something like this:
const cert = fs.readFileSync('certificate.cer');
const content = cert.toString('base64');
return this.remote.execute('mobile: installCertificate', [ content ]);
answered Mar 27 at 13:16
jason0x43jason0x43
3,2531 gold badge12 silver badges15 bronze badges
You can install certificates in the simulator using the mobile: installCertificate Appium script. Using it with Intern should look something like this:
const cert = fs.readFileSync('certificate.cer');
const content = cert.toString('base64');
return this.remote.execute('mobile: installCertificate', [ content ]);
answered Mar 27 at 13:16
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answered Mar 27 at 13:16
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answered Mar 27 at 13:16
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answered Mar 27 at 13:16
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sorry ... but where do I need to keep this code configuration file of intern i.e intern.js since we don't have access to functional scripts it will be written by automation team...
– XOR
Apr 4 at 5:45
I have kept code in setup function , and when i execute script it show error cannot read property readFileSync of undefined ... I have kept certificates in /users/abc/certificate.cert ..... my code looks like const setup:function (fs) cert = fs.readFileSync('/users/abc/certificate.cer'); const content = cert.toString('base64'); return this.remote.execute('mobile: installCertificate', [ content ]);,
– XOR
Apr 5 at 7:39
Thefsin the original code snippet is just the Node fs module, so you'll need to import that before you can use it. With the dojo loader, you would load it asdojo/node!fs.
– jason0x43
Apr 11 at 13:35
Original error: Cannot parse common name value from the certificate. Is it valid and base64-encoded? Original error: Unknown encoding: latin-1}
– XOR
Apr 12 at 12:33
Is the certificate in PEM format?
– jason0x43
Apr 12 at 17:09
|
show 6 more comments
sorry ... but where do I need to keep this code configuration file of intern i.e intern.js since we don't have access to functional scripts it will be written by automation team...
– XOR
Apr 4 at 5:45
I have kept code in setup function , and when i execute script it show error cannot read property readFileSync of undefined ... I have kept certificates in /users/abc/certificate.cert ..... my code looks like const setup:function (fs) cert = fs.readFileSync('/users/abc/certificate.cer'); const content = cert.toString('base64'); return this.remote.execute('mobile: installCertificate', [ content ]);,
– XOR
Apr 5 at 7:39
Thefsin the original code snippet is just the Node fs module, so you'll need to import that before you can use it. With the dojo loader, you would load it asdojo/node!fs.
– jason0x43
Apr 11 at 13:35
Original error: Cannot parse common name value from the certificate. Is it valid and base64-encoded? Original error: Unknown encoding: latin-1}
– XOR
Apr 12 at 12:33
Is the certificate in PEM format?
– jason0x43
Apr 12 at 17:09
sorry ... but where do I need to keep this code configuration file of intern i.e intern.js since we don't have access to functional scripts it will be written by automation team...
– XOR
Apr 4 at 5:45
sorry ... but where do I need to keep this code configuration file of intern i.e intern.js since we don't have access to functional scripts it will be written by automation team...
– XOR
Apr 4 at 5:45
I have kept code in setup function , and when i execute script it show error cannot read property readFileSync of undefined ... I have kept certificates in /users/abc/certificate.cert ..... my code looks like const setup:function (fs) cert = fs.readFileSync('/users/abc/certificate.cer'); const content = cert.toString('base64'); return this.remote.execute('mobile: installCertificate', [ content ]);,
– XOR
Apr 5 at 7:39
I have kept code in setup function , and when i execute script it show error cannot read property readFileSync of undefined ... I have kept certificates in /users/abc/certificate.cert ..... my code looks like const setup:function (fs) cert = fs.readFileSync('/users/abc/certificate.cer'); const content = cert.toString('base64'); return this.remote.execute('mobile: installCertificate', [ content ]);,
– XOR
Apr 5 at 7:39
The
fs in the original code snippet is just the Node fs module, so you'll need to import that before you can use it. With the dojo loader, you would load it as dojo/node!fs.– jason0x43
Apr 11 at 13:35
The
fs in the original code snippet is just the Node fs module, so you'll need to import that before you can use it. With the dojo loader, you would load it as dojo/node!fs.– jason0x43
Apr 11 at 13:35
Original error: Cannot parse common name value from the certificate. Is it valid and base64-encoded? Original error: Unknown encoding: latin-1}
– XOR
Apr 12 at 12:33
Original error: Cannot parse common name value from the certificate. Is it valid and base64-encoded? Original error: Unknown encoding: latin-1}
– XOR
Apr 12 at 12:33
Is the certificate in PEM format?
– jason0x43
Apr 12 at 17:09
Is the certificate in PEM format?
– jason0x43
Apr 12 at 17:09
|
show 6 more comments
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