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Authentication methods for Haskell web applications. Authentication methods for Haskell web applications.
Note for Rpxnow: Note for Rpxnow:
By default on some (all?) installs wget does not come with root certificates for SSL. By default on some (all?) installs wget does not come with root certificates
If this is the case then Web.Authenticate.Rpxnow.authenticate will fail as wget cannot establish a secure connection to rpxnow's servers. for SSL. If this is the case then Web.Authenticate.Rpxnow.authenticate will
fail as wget cannot establish a secure connection to rpxnow's servers.
A simple *nix solution, if potentially insecure (man in the middle attacks as you are downloading the certs) is to grab a copy of the certs extracted from those that come with firefox, hosted by CURL at http://curl.haxx.se/ca/cacert.pem , put them somewhere (for ex, ~/.wget/cacert.pem) and then edit your ~/.wgetrc to include: A simple *nix solution, if potentially insecure (man in the middle attacks as
you are downloading the certs) is to grab a copy of the certs extracted from
those that come with firefox, hosted by CURL at
http://curl.haxx.se/ca/cacert.pem , put them somewhere (for ex,
~/.wget/cacert.pem) and then edit your ~/.wgetrc to include:
ca_certificate=~/.wget/cacert.pem ca_certificate=~/.wget/cacert.pem
This should fix the problem. This should fix the problem.