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In pointing this to a server that has a different virtual host name and is forcing https the crawl fails. Is there a way to have it ignore ssl errors?
An example is I'm using a 3 tired managed hosting platform, with a dev/test/prod setup. On the prod tier I have a valid FQDN of https://www.site.com with .htaccess forcing https and a valid SSL certificate on a load balancer in front of that environment.
In pointing this to a server that has a different virtual host name and is forcing https the crawl fails. Is there a way to have it ignore ssl errors?
An example is I'm using a 3 tired managed hosting platform, with a dev/test/prod setup. On the prod tier I have a valid FQDN of https://www.site.com with .htaccess forcing https and a valid SSL certificate on a load balancer in front of that environment.
On the test server I have the hosting platform's domain name:
https://test.hostingplatformname.com/
There is no SSL on their load balancer and its giving me an SSL error.
I was looking into settings some flags for phantom.js like this:
--ignore-ssl-errors=true
--ssl-protocol=any
But they don't seem to work.
I've also tried this flag in the a11y machine:
--http-tls-disable
But this didn't work either. Am I doing this right? Or is it not possible here?
Thanks!
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