"RokuMarkn" wrote:
Now you're using an http link, not https, so you don't need to set a certificate file. If you ever use https again you will need it.
--Mark
Any idea why this is still necessary? As much trouble as it has caused over the years, you'd think it'd have been addressed on the firmware side already. I can't recall working with any other programming language/platform that requires you to explicitly set the certificates file. It seems like it'd be trivial to have ifHttpAgent and ifUrlTransfer default to using the common certs if the protocol is https. Doing that would probably also fix a few bugs that are currently present in the built-in components (e.g., the fact that roGridScreen doesn't support posters that use https).
