Now, let us verify the access by using your elinks and curl, so we will go into our C10 system,
client 10 system first, we are going to run this elinks command elinks.
--dump.
We are going to specify https://www.example.com.
It is giving SSL error which was expected then we are going to use Curl.
Again, we will see that it is giving some that mean it is self-signed certificate, so it is going to
give some message.
So we will modify the commands.
We will specify the minus -k option.
That means override that objection.
That mean now the data is visible for elinks.
What we are going to do, we will modify our browser settings.
So we will open one configuration file for the elinks browser that is /etc/elinks.conf file.
So here we have got one line is there which is written that connection.SSL.cert_verify
that it is going to verify.
So it will not accept self-signed certificate.
So we are going to disable this option by setting the value from by changing the value
from 1 to 0.
So we are going to change that value.
You can look at the value new value by running the grep command also so we can specify that, we
want to just check whether we have successfully modified that or not.
So we are just going to check that parameter.
So it is showing that we have now changed the value from one to zero.
Now, again, when we are going to run this elinks dump command, so it is showing us the proper output
that mean our https is working properly.
So we are able to verify the access.