Hi I am using a

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Hi I am using <https wiremock org docs standalone docker > and I d like to configure ` https keystore` to use a self signed certificate for the domain `ct mock` any help suggestions welcomed

Oleg Nenashev · Answer

You can pass ` https keystore` through parameters and then pass all the necessary Keystore files via Docker volume or custom image

Darren Rose · Answer

I used `keytool genkey alias profiler keyalg RSA validity 3650 keypass password keystore wiremock jks storepass password ext SAN=dns ct mock ip 127 0 0 1`

Darren Rose · Answer

and then ` https keystore home wiremock wiremock jks`

Darren Rose · Answer

but Google Chrome still reports as invalid cert not specifically a wiremock issue I guess

Oleg Nenashev · Answer

Is your certificate verified by a trust root

Darren Rose · Answer

I m not sure what that means slightly smiling face

Oleg Nenashev · Answer

Darren Rose · Answer

ah no I used ``keytool genkey alias profiler keyalg RSA keysize 1024 validity 1365 keypass password keystore wiremock jks storepass password ext SAN=dns ct mock ip 0 0 0 0``

Oleg Nenashev · Answer

How did you generate this certificate

Darren Rose · Answer

following <https gist github com dentys 1bdd2897a53b1a8b56007a480243c33a>

Oleg Nenashev · Answer

gt 1 Create a self signed certificate Well then the response from Chrome is totally expected as designed for a common user focused browser that protects its users from Malicious HTTPs sites

Oleg Nenashev · Answer

If you want Chrome to operate without such warnings and to go to advanced mode you need to either issue a valid certificate which would be certified by the trust chain Or you can configure your browser to accept a custom certificate it is likely to require an exception from your security team Alternatively you can use WireMock Cloud that serves HTTPs from a valid certificate provided by the service