Re: Https Upload/Download need

danny heijl wrote:
The second reason is that WinInet will also prompt you if you are connecting to a site that is authenticated by a server certificate issued by an authority that is not (directly or indirectly) recognized as a root authority by Windows.

You can suppress most server certificate errors in code, but I haven't had to try to suppress this one yet.

That is not an appropriate solution. The condition isn't an error; you just don't want to take the correct step for making CAPI recognize the condition as not being an error (i.e. you don't want install your own root ca certificate with Windows). If you write your own code for verifying the certificate chain when you catch that error, you might just as well use StreamSec Tools that will do it for you.
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