11.01.2020, 15:37
Is the certificate from here: https://www.tbs-certificates.co.uk/FAQ/e...tigna.html ?
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 (11.01.2020, 15:37)routeconverter Wrote: Is the certificate from here: https://www.tbs-certificates.co.uk/FAQ/e...tigna.html ? Hmmm... no, it seems it is not this one, not same signature... I used this very cool app to update the cacerts file : https://keystore-explorer.org (just discovered it to do that, very very useful app !) With it, I opened the cacerts file (standard password "changit"), and then : Top menu > examine > examine TLS connection Host TLS : wxs.ign.fr (443) > OK, kept the root CA (Certigna Services CA) : Import > OK That's all... Best regards PS : I promise, in my future life, I'll become a Java developer to help you... 
20.01.2020, 13:23
I've just uploaded a new prerelease which on macOS contains a cacerts file where I've added the Certigna root certificate. And I've added the IGN map to the default maps.
Please test and report.
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(20.01.2020, 13:23)routeconverter Wrote: I've just uploaded a new prerelease which on macOS contains a cacerts file where I've added the Certigna root certificate. Yes, it works fine ! Thank you ! (20.01.2020, 13:23)routeconverter Wrote: And I've added the IGN map to the default maps. Hmmm... I don't think it's a good idea... The used key (choisirgeoportail) is a test key, not secret, but normally, must be used only for test purpose (IGN said that in case of abuse with this key, they will suppress it...). For my own usage, I have a private key. I gave you the test key because my private one's can works only on my macbook. If somebody wants to access IGN maps for it's own usage, it must ask IGN for a private key (it is free till 2.000.000 tiles a year). So, not sure it's a good idea to give access to IGN topo maps in your standard distribution. Surely IGN will ask you to remove it one day... Best regards, |
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