Open navjyot058 opened 4 days ago
@navjyot058 please try to use the -k
, --insecure
switch: Allow insecure connections when using SSL/TLS. Has no effect when using a network proxy for https (HTTPS_PROXY=http://
To see all the command options for a command, use -h
:
frodo conn save -h
Please let me know if that works for you.
@vscheuber , Thanks for looking into this. I tried passing the argument, but it is still complaining.
vboxuser@Forgerock:~/forgeops$ frodo conn add https://forgeops.example.com/am/ amadmin ' ' --insecure Error getting tokens self-signed certificate
I tried different options --
vboxuser@Forgerock:~/forgeops$ frodo conn add -k https://forgeops.example.com/am/ amadmin 'zIiolyo9gdjpnssPQwAedeNh' Error getting tokens self-signed certificate vboxuser@Forgerock:~/forgeops$ frodo conn save -k https://forgeops.example.com/am/ amadmin 'zIiolyo9gdjpnssPQwAedeNh' Error getting tokens self-signed certificate vboxuser@Forgerock:~/forgeops$ frodo conn save --insecure https://forgeops.example.com/am/ amadmin 'zIiolyo9gdjpnssPQwAedeNh' Error getting tokens self-signed certificate
Frodo CLI version
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frodo -v
vboxuser@Forgerock:~$ frodo -v You are running the binary release. Installed versions: cli: v2.0.0-64 lib: v2.0.0-88 node: v20.11.1
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I have installed frodo in my forgeops deployment in my ubuntu machine. However, when i am trying make connection, i get the below cert error. can anyone help?
vboxuser@Forgerock:~$ frodo conn add https://forgeops.example.com/am john.doe@company.com '' Error getting tokens self-signed certificate