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问题 The following code works on Node's v10.15.3 version: const { post } = require('request'); post({ url: 'https://cidadao.sinesp.gov.br/sinesp-cidadao/mobile/consultar-placa/v4', body: '<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\" standalone=\"yes\"?>\n<v:Envelope xmlns:v=\"http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/\">\n <v:Header>\n <b>LGE Nexus 5</b>\n <c>ANDROID</c>\n <d>v4</d>\n <e>4.3.2</e>\n <f>98.193.54.223</f>\n <g>514650d8dba4784ed08b5a029583576361a50bc5</g>\n <h>-3272.3179572637086</h>\n <i

问题 I want to use certificates from Let's Encrypt with a large count of Jetty servers. One of the problems is that the certificates from Let's Encrypt has a lifetime of 90 days. To handle this the Jetty server or some extra code must renew the certificate frequently. Can Jetty handle this self? If yes how can I enable this? If I need to implement it self with a Java client then how can I replace the certificate dynamically via Jetty API without a restart of the Jetty server? Edit: Some related

问题 I want to use certificates from Let's Encrypt with a large count of Jetty servers. One of the problems is that the certificates from Let's Encrypt has a lifetime of 90 days. To handle this the Jetty server or some extra code must renew the certificate frequently. Can Jetty handle this self? If yes how can I enable this? If I need to implement it self with a Java client then how can I replace the certificate dynamically via Jetty API without a restart of the Jetty server? Edit: Some related

问题 I want to use certificates from Let's Encrypt with a large count of Jetty servers. One of the problems is that the certificates from Let's Encrypt has a lifetime of 90 days. To handle this the Jetty server or some extra code must renew the certificate frequently. Can Jetty handle this self? If yes how can I enable this? If I need to implement it self with a Java client then how can I replace the certificate dynamically via Jetty API without a restart of the Jetty server? Edit: Some related

问题 I want to use certificates from Let's Encrypt with a large count of Jetty servers. One of the problems is that the certificates from Let's Encrypt has a lifetime of 90 days. To handle this the Jetty server or some extra code must renew the certificate frequently. Can Jetty handle this self? If yes how can I enable this? If I need to implement it self with a Java client then how can I replace the certificate dynamically via Jetty API without a restart of the Jetty server? Edit: Some related

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 7 years ago . Improve this question So according to: http://support.godaddy.com/help/article/5238/installing-an-ssl-certificate-in-apache There is the following line to edit in ssl.cof for Apache 2.x: SSLCertificateChainFile /path/to/intermediate/bundle/file Well, I received gd_bundle.crt and my domain's certificate in a zip

问题 Our application works with Active Directory users and groups. We are using LDAP on port 389 for Active Directory operations. Now, one of our clients want us add an option for using LDAP + SSL for Active Directory communication. They told us that they have a local CA installed on their domain and using self signed certificate for LDAPS. They also told us that they will provide the certificate, no mutual-trust needed and we should use Windows certificate store. I have developed a test

问题 I'm setting up a Intranet environment to run a PWA for business purposes in future. But I encountered a problem regarding SSL certificates. In my plan: Everything is on a local network (maybe with no internet access), with a dedicated server in it (i'm using ubuntu server), the user access the main page with a computer or phone, in which he install a PWA on his device. PWA needs HTTPS to work, and I can self-sign certificates (i'm doing it for testing), but it's not a solution for

问题 I'm setting up a Intranet environment to run a PWA for business purposes in future. But I encountered a problem regarding SSL certificates. In my plan: Everything is on a local network (maybe with no internet access), with a dedicated server in it (i'm using ubuntu server), the user access the main page with a computer or phone, in which he install a PWA on his device. PWA needs HTTPS to work, and I can self-sign certificates (i'm doing it for testing), but it's not a solution for

问题 I'm setting up a Intranet environment to run a PWA for business purposes in future. But I encountered a problem regarding SSL certificates. In my plan: Everything is on a local network (maybe with no internet access), with a dedicated server in it (i'm using ubuntu server), the user access the main page with a computer or phone, in which he install a PWA on his device. PWA needs HTTPS to work, and I can self-sign certificates (i'm doing it for testing), but it's not a solution for