Document --rpc-certificate use with major browsers (and other software)

[nmaier]

Document --rpc-certificate use with major browsers (and other software)

[nmaier]

See comments in: #63

[antbryan]

cc @kax4

[tatsuhiro-t]

When #64 is implemented, can we use --rpc-certificate and --rpc-private-key in the same way with the other TLS libraries?

[nmaier]

That's the plan, at least. I don't know yet if it is entirely possible, as I didn't try it yet, but the Apple API docs look promising

[kax4]

Sorry, i'm a bit busy lately.
As for Safari just set cert setting: SSL to alway trust, for other browsers just connect to https://ip-address:6800 before using any web ui.
@tatsuhiro-t are you planing to integrated some kind of web-ui like transmission-daemon, maybe you can ask some aria2 web-ui dev cooperate.

[tatsuhiro-t]

Currently, I have no plan to integrate web UI to aria2 at the moment. I think their development work fine in separate entity.

[tatsuhiro-t]

Can we close this now?

[tatsuhiro-t]

If I understand this issue correctly, this issue is document how to use aria2 HTTPS RPC with self-signed certificate with major browsers. Do you really explain it in our documentation? Stackoverflow like service has many info about them already.