This is the third workaround to try to automate downloading OpenSSL and a certificate bundle on Windows. Since we can't create a Powershell script and execute it without first having enabled scripts on the host computer, and we can't access the files via non-encrypted http://, this is what we're left with; pointing the user's browser to the files we want them to download.
It's better than nothing but a good deal less than ideal.
This is the third workaround to try to automate downloading OpenSSL and a certificate bundle on Windows. Since we can't create a Powershell script and execute it without first having enabled scripts on the host computer, and we can't access the files via non-encrypted
http://, this is what we're left with; pointing the user's browser to the files we want them to download.It's better than nothing but a good deal less than ideal.