YADE Parameter Reference - AcceptUntrustedCertificate

Diagram

Elements

AcceptUntrustedCertificate - boolean
References Schema: AcceptUntrustedCertificate, AcceptUntrustedCertificate Mapping: accept_untrusted_certificate Notes Accept a valid certificate that could not be verified as being trustworthy. Trustworthy certificates are issued by certificate authorities. can be verified by their signature. Untrustworthy certificates include e.g. self-signed certificates. cannot be verified, instead, you have to trust them. Invalid certificates cannot be processed. could e.g. be expired or issued for a different host.
Element	Type	Required	Description
	boolean Whitespace: collapse		The starting element is a simpleType.

Explanations

YADE can be configured to accept self-signed certificates:
- The option AcceptUntrustedCertificate=true would accept a valid certificate that could not be verified as being trustworthy.
- The default value for this option is false,
- This behavior applies to connections with HTTPS and WebDAV.
Note that YADE does not accept expired certificates even though they are a common occurrence. Setting this AcceptUntrustedCertificate to true does not stop expired certificates from being rejected.