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How to make the Appium dotnet driver to trust the Appium server certificate? #455
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I think this question should be placed under appium repo. @mykola-mokhnach / @KazuCocoa do we have such argument that we can pass to appium server? |
It is dotnet client thing. I guess the endpoint has Then, a client should relax the validation like ignoring the validation. I haven't dug into the dotnet client's options to relax the validation, but it might have. |
@KazuCocoa, Trying to replicate this from my side. I followed this guide: https://appium.io/docs/en/2.3/guides/tls/ Here are the logs:
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@Dor-bl Please always try the most recent server version. The 2.5.1 one is pretty out of date |
@mykola-mokhnach Updated to 2.11.3, but still got the same outcome:
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I've checked it locally and it looks like there is a bug in logging. The server itself does start using a secure protocol though. appium/appium#20449 should fix the log line |
Hi there,
I am trying to use an SSL enabled Appium server, but when I try to open a session, I get this exception
Is there any way to instruct the client to trust the Appium server certificate? Similar to what the "Allow Unauthorized Certificates" option does in Appium Desktop:
I am using Appium web driver version 4.3.1.
Appium server 1.19.0
Thanks,
A
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