Closed sergibondarenko closed 7 years ago
The problem was on my site. The app uses a self-signed certificate. And since node-horseman v3 (#91) you must explicitly set an option to ignore such certificates. The solution is to set the ignoreSSLErrors
option in a horseman constructor:
import Horseman from 'node-horseman';
const hm = new Horseman({'ignoreSSLErrors': true});
OS: Ubuntu 15 "angular": "^1.4.8" "node-horseman": "^3.3.0" "phantomjs": "^2.1.1"
My app can't open a URI like http://localhost:5606/zej/app/kibana#/dashboard/e1f963a0-46d7-11e7-b6ef-7d503e1dffc2?_g=().
But it opens all simple URIs I get from the Internet or local web apps.
The following error is thrown when horseman tries to open it:
Does horseman have any restrictions for redirection or URI symbols? I use the horseman this way.