MITM https problem

[tsgan]

I'm using code from #9

When I try to access https://www.yahoo.com, browser only shows "Get me out of here" button.

Log says:
...
2014/10/04 23:39:16 [012] INFO: Running 1 CONNECT handlers
2014/10/04 23:39:16 [012] INFO: handler: &{2 } www.yahoo.com:443
2014/10/04 23:39:16 [012] INFO: Assuming CONNECT is TLS, mitm proxying it
...

For other sites like hotmail.com browser shows "I understand the risks" and let me Add exception and go further.
How to solve above problem when accessing https://www.yahoo.com?
Please let me know.

thanks,

[elazarl]

Hi,

Did you add the root certificate of goproxy to your operating system, or
your browser, in case of Firefox?
On Oct 4, 2014 6:56 PM, "tsgan" notifications@github.com wrote:

I'm using code from #9 #9

When I try to access https://www.yahoo.com, browser only shows "Get me
out of here" button.

Log says:
...
2014/10/04 23:39:16 [012] INFO: Running 1 CONNECT handlers
2014/10/04 23:39:16 [012] INFO: handler: &{2 } www.yahoo.com:443
2014/10/04 23:39:16 [012] INFO: Assuming CONNECT is TLS, mitm proxying it
...

For other sites like hotmail.com browser shows "I understand the risks"
and let me Add exception and go further.
How to solve above problem when accessing https://www.yahoo.com?
Please let me know.

thanks,

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[tsgan]

Do you mean ca.pem in client computer?

[elazarl]

Yes.
Which OS/Browser are you using?

On Sun, Oct 5, 2014 at 7:10 AM, tsgan notifications@github.com wrote:

Do you mean ca.pem in client computer?

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[tsgan]

Testing in Firefox on Mac OS X Mavericks

[elazarl]

Did you add the certificate to Firefox?
On Oct 5, 2014 10:36 AM, "tsgan" notifications@github.com wrote:

Testing in Firefox on Mac OS X Mavericks

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[tsgan]

Yes, I added ca.pem to Firefox and it seems working now. Thanks. Is it the only solution in this case?

[elazarl]

Yes. The browser is a preventing you from browsing to websites with bad
certificate.

Look for certificate of certificate pinning.
On Oct 5, 2014 10:46 AM, "tsgan" notifications@github.com wrote:

Yes, I added ca.pem to Firefox and it seems working now. Thanks. Is it the
only solution in this case?

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