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Invoke-WebRequest and Invoke-RestMethod do not support invalid HTTPS certificates #1945
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Trusting self signed certifciates can be achieved in Mac OS X by adding them to the Mac OS X keychain (e.g. by opening the URI with Safari and always trusting the certificate) and restarting powershell. Then |
This isn't a question of trusting certificates. This is a question of getting/posting something even though you don't trust the certificate. |
It would nice to have some a parameter like |
A |
Let's PLEASE have a skip SSL verification switch at last! Nobody likes dealing with certs in development. |
I created pull request #2006 to implement a This also requires libcurl to be build against openssl. See https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/issues/9728 for details and instructions how to build curl against openssl. |
Please implement pull request #2006 This is critical functionality for internal API access to systems. |
This needs to be done right -- not with a P.S. for those who need something right now you can use my TunableSSLValidator module |
As pull request #2006 is now merged, I'm closing the issue. The functionality (e.g. |
This is needed for those wanting to use MSRC's "SecurityUpdates" Module through a Proxy. |
Which cacerts (approved CA Root) list does |
My bad, it does respect them. I had copied the .cer files to the anchors directory but forgotten to run |
I have the same issue on Centos PS /root/> Add-Type -TypeDefinition @"
Add-Type: Cannot add type. Compilation errors occurred. $PSVersionTable Name Value PSVersion 7.1.0 |
On Windows, I was able to connect to HTTPS endpoints with invalid certificates by setting a certificate policy via System.Net.ServicePointManager to ignore invalid certificates.
An integrated way to ignore invalid certificates with
Invoke-RestMethod
andInvoke-WebMethod
would simplify implementing this cross platform.When I run the same on Mac OS X, I get several errors regarding .NET dependencies. How can Invoke-RestMethod and Invoke-WebMethod be configured to ignore invalid certificates?
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This is from Windows Server 2008R2 with PowerShell 5:
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