On 22/08/2020 11:20, David White via Users wrote: > I'm not sure if I'm actually importing the CA certificate into Firefox > properly. > This Red Hat solution suggests that Firefox should prompt me to install the > cert when I download it: https://access.redhat.com/solutions/95103 > > Instead, it is just downloading and displaying the certificate in plaintext. > > Perhaps this is because I'm on a newer version of Firefox? > > Anyway, it doesn't appear that I'm able to attach a CD / ISO to the VM even > from the console, which I was hoping would be an option. > So at this point, my install is kind of useless. :) 1. download it, it will save as pki-resource 2. rename file to blah.pem 3. open firefox > preferences > privacy and security > view certificates 4. open authorities tab 5. import > select blah.pem 6. check the box for trust to identify websites
make sure to remove any exception granted, so it uses ca instead of exception for auth.
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